Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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Miss Treva Beard Commercial Mrs. Virginia Berryman Girls' Physical Education Everett Besola Commercial John Blanock Instrumental Music I ack Boxer Social Studies Norman BOZE Welding Harold Burch Chemistry Alfred Burke Ceramics, Yearbook Miss Gladys Cahoon Social Studies Miss Mary Campbell English, Latin Miss Marjorie Card Social Studies Mrs. Cleo Chapelds English Mrs. Dorothy Colvin Nurse David Conway Machine Shop Mrs. Noreen Conway Bookroom Leo Croteau Electricity William Cunningham Journalism, Publications Dacho Dachofi Orchestra Miss Mary Daniels English Russell Davidson Social Studies Leonard Demak Social Studies Mrs. Bess Drew Library Dwight Dyer Head, Boys' Phys. Educ. Mrs. Jeanne Eble Librarian William Erickson Science Edward Exworthy Biology Wh R ai is I 3 'Q a -EH' q up-.4 rs l .V .1- .L X 'N-4 t bi' Nd 'of 1 -sv- '4 F3 14? 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I-Iause Vocational, Commercial Miss Eunice Herald Homemaldng Mrs. Marion Hicks Accompanist Miss Myrrl I-iight History Mrs. Oleta Hiller Homemalcing Vincent Hof man Auto Mechanics Miss Frances Houston Commercial Alan Hutchins Boys' Physical Education Harvey Jackson Visiting Teacher Mrs. Victoria Johnson English Paul .Tones Counselor, Teacher Philip Kellogg Commercial Art Mrs. Marian Kintz Vocal Music Miss Theresa Knelp Social Studies Mrs. Helen Koltonski Nurse John Kulju Biology John Ladd Head, Mathematics Miss Marjory Lawrason Dental Hygienist George Ligosky Athletic Trainer Alex Loiko Physical Education Neil Lottridge Vocational Director Lyle Macliellar Industrial Art Miss Kathryn MacLen.na.n Head. Hnmemalclng Dept. Mrs. Flora Maholland Geography, History Mrs . Helen Martin Mathematics Mrs. Minnie McLaughlin Homemaldng Dept. Edward McMullin Boys' Physical Education Charles Moles Counselor, Teacher Ray J. Mondro Physical Education Miss Florence Moore Home Economics Mrs. Ruth Murphy Mathematics John Ohl English Miss Anna Oleson Social Studies Roy Parsons Director, Vocal Music Frank Pellerin Boys' Physical Education Miss Florence Pendell Mathematics Miss Marjorie Pieper Physical Education D. L. Pyle Director, Curriculum Research Mrs. Florence Rahles Jewelry Joseph Rezetka Mathematics Mrs. Virginia Richards Commercial Miss Norma Sammet I-lead, Commercial Dept. Mrs. Marilyn Schuler Nursery School Miss Meryl S. Seaver Latin Harold M. Simon German S 'X ia if A1- 2 , FC' . I U .-.J K wx , . . M i my er in Q., fm V , J 4 I, 1' ,ftisafs l V f ' r 5 iris ,I A a ff V if-. 101 Y 2 aw. X .X if .a wuts' , 6 N 44. 4 . .. Gif. V xx I .- in N ua x 1 9- X 52 3 J ' 3 fan i',,, I A 1 - K 3 ' I fi-we I i A . . - ,,, .Wx N V. E iff' X 'S we T S 71 X l 1 . Q . , . . l . f 6 rw f C , ,P .n 1 .- tx ,., bi X V1 . 'Qu le. I if' I A CR 1. C' L x ,X I- 2 war? 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Zook Adapted Materials SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Janice Howard Miss Carol Gibbons Miss .Toyce Hood Mrs. Florence Kerrigian Miss Shirley Maddick Mrs. Dolores McKenzie Mrs. Frances Waller 'wb Miss Rosemarie Walter , . .s 'P ' ' '-J,-.ff 5 ,x ., . 1 ..,,, rs I .gg -.1 FACULTY CAMERA SHY James Buckborough Mrs, Cyril Miles Director, Instrumental Music Head, Art Department Mrs. Helen Camplan Mack Palmer Mathematics, Spanish English Walter Conrad Miss Muriel Paugh Commercial Head, English Dept. Miss Cassie Gibson Mrs. Bernice Price Counselor, Teacher Dietitian George Green Mrs, Nell Rossow Core, Social Studies Orthopedics Miss Mary Jeffries Mrs. Rosina Roy Coimselor, Teacher Language Ronald Larzelere Driver Training Sam Sniderman History, Audio-Visual Coord. 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It's a pretty important decision, young lady -choosing the right job. You'll want to work in pleasant surround- ings-in light and airy oflices with modern equipment. And now that you're out of school, you,ll expect to meet new friends where you work -young people you'll like and with whom you can enjoy your leisure time. lAnd how about a vacation with pay?J Then there's the matter of a paycheck-itall be nice to count on a steady income, a salary thatis good from the start and keeps getting better with regular increases. Therels a job like this waiting for you at the telephone company! You might want to be a telephone operator or a teller, a cashier or a clerk-those are just some of the many interesting jobs Michigan Bell has for bright young high school graduates like yourself. And there's a chance to advance in all of them. You donit need experience to get a telephone job, and you'll earn a good salary, even while youire learning. What next? Why not visit Michigan Bell's Employment Office? Weall be looking for youl MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Work', 'I365 CASS AVENUE, DETROIT PREPARE YOURSELF for a Career in Business- Training in the day and evening schools of The Business Institute has enabled thou- sands of high school graduates to secure desirable positions. Those who display industry and initiative, and develop their personal qualities, are able to earn early advancement. Courses offered include Secretarial, Gregg Shorthand, Stenograph, Speedwriting, Accounting, Business Administration, Junior Executive, Comptometer-Calculator, and Type- writing. Finishing Courses can be arranged by those who have had commercial training. We are receiving far more employment calls than our placement department is THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Entire lith Flr. Michigan Theatre Bldg., 220 Bagley Avenue, Detroit 26 7 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac 'IS Detroit Business University, Entire 'l0th Flr. United Artists Bldg., Detroit 26 able to fill. lThe Business Institute is incorporated under the Educational Acts of the Michigan Statutes as a Class-A College, empowered to grant degrees. l Visit the school, or telephone WOodward 2-6534 for bulletin and free booklet, Your Tomorrow. FIRST AND FINEST AT LOWER COST if X A -Le? cr f YI Q .2l7i Ierry McCarthy Hi hland Chevrolet 12897 Woodward TO, 3-3000 128 The Finest in Men's Wear For a Quarter of a Century! 3 i!man'5 Went! mar 13800 Woodward, Corner Cottage Grove Dispatch Laundry 43 Cortland Ave. Phone To. 8-4220 Highland Park 3, Michigan To 89327 16135 Woodward .Arfiafic Erma .Slap Specialising in: Bridal Gowns Bridesmaids and Evening Formals Paint, Sporting Goods, And Hardware Palmer Pant llardwzzre U0 16344 Hamilton Su. 8-8910 TOwnsend 8-3229 The PAINTED POST CAFETERIA EAT MORE --- FOR LESS GOOD FOOD AT ITS BEST 13540 Woodward Ave. We cater to Parties and Banquets ACCOUNTANTS ARE IN DEMAND Walsh Institute offers practical modern accountancy courses in Day, Evening, or Saturday Classes beginning September 14, l953. Many certified public accountants, auditors, successful business proprietors, and financial executives have studied at Walsh. Instructors are certified public accountants and attorneys at law who have daily business and professional contacts. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. Registration for Fall classes be- gins August 'l, I953. WALSH INSTITUTE of ACCOUNTANCY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration I20 MADISON AVEIIIIE, DETROIT 26, MICII. 0 Telephone WO. I-SI36 for free bulletin by mall 129 For Graduation - Perfumes Lentheric's Tweed - Shulton's Old Spice - Coty Hudnut - Bourjois - Yardley Pencils-Sheaffer Life-Time Pens Fast Drug Co. Woodward at Richton Across from McGregor Library Medical Arts Pharmacy 13714 Woodward Avenue Townsend 9-1800 Highland Park 3, Michigan Compliments from Ju def Wearing Apparel 13725 Woodward Ave . We Can Teach A Watch To Tell The Truth Alva P. Stevens Watches, Costume Jewelry, Gifts 12939 Woodward Highland Park Arrow Shifts Stetson Hats 2290 EAST JEFFERSON AT CHENE I 1 A . Allen S Men S Wear qw-if 7 S Q? FURNITURE l1l'vlfflA:l'rl1.Ul,1g Q we and Smart Apparel For Young Men aq ui --- UPHOLSTEWNG EE nhl . 13745 Woodward Avenue, Near Pasadena 1 H 1 I 13743 Woodward lW blocks north of Davison For Standard Nationally Advertised Jewelry LA ULA'S 13857 Woodward 16886 Shaefer Highway Congratulations To To 8-5687 The Class of '53 all SW' rW'o 11735 Hamilton Where Photography is An Art 130 Highland Park 3 , Congratulations to the Class of 1953! 1 f , - . x' - ' .w.' . Optometrist JeW91eI' O O Ji 13969 Woodward Ave. Z Highland Park, MiCh. TO. 8-1530 Munson ean-ers COMPLETE DRUG sToRE seravlce HF, C1 . H Vitamins - Developing - Cosmetics 1ne eamng PIERCE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 3325 W. 12537 Hamnfon Ave. 'ro 8-6732 McNichols Un. 1-3800 Motor Parts Company 12215 Hamilton TO, 3-4240 131 Q ik xl f urs V' mm' X Highland Park O Q Junior Uollege Q-Q..H, ' 't- i ' r g-4. -W t 1 , 1 'RX Fun and Opportunity To HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 1953 hland P Res dents 132 Salutations to the Class of 1953 It's Been a Privilege to Record Your Year 362 .ggaecfafor Pofaf Mar .Sjfafh Compliments Highland Park Office M I T C H E L L DOWIUOWH Office 11805 HAMILTON G R E E T I N G S 76 WEST ADAMS C O M P A N Y WHOLESALE GREETING CARDS 133 A WANT AD- the HIGHLAND PARKER And Associated Newspapers R E A C H E S 0 V E R 29,000 Homes In HIGHLAND PARK NORTH DETROIT FERNDALE HAZEL PARK THE COST? Surprisingly Low! SIXTY CENTS for TWO LINES! TO THE CLASS OF I953 The Highland Parker and its staff extends to you, its heartiest congratulations and best wishes for a most successful future. THE HIGHLAND PARKER Michigan? Greatest Weekly Newspaper 30 BARTLETT AVENUE TOwnsend 8-5072 134 Congratulations 1953 Class Highland Park High School LAWRENCE ETSTITETE ol TEEHEELEEY I Bachelor ot Science Degree Courses ENGINEERING Aeronautical - Architectural - Chemical - C l Electrical - Industrial Mechanical 15100 W d dA enue D 3M h n ,795 41 l W E A-F., ,N 3 RK A ,W 1, D I WILLIAM RODGERS-. . . Mr. PAULINE BUCKNER- . . . The Veep. . . The sporting type. . . ten- nis letter to her credit.. . Mer- maid. . .Plans to be a teacher. President. . . Forensic, French club enthusiast. . .ardent angler and hunter. . .Wants to travel a- round the world. 6Llfllfl6lI g Q55 OACQP5 PATTY SUE WIER-. . .Senior ERIC LINDBLOOM- . . . The Walk. . .Money man of the class . . . The long and lean of it . . . Quill and scroll member. class scribe. . .Always a friendly smile. . .plans to be a medical assistant. 9 ' - X Q-2-JQQSNN Frank O. Storer Presents Photographs of Distinction BY E. 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To all Denizens of Use SSYKD SEATS below .mel on the Surface, 6l,6'61'TlIlG',3'3 Zn?,f2G'PT4T2H,5' Rex ,gupreflle Ruler gnfl Pdlftntaft, Jo Pl'C6l5im cows Juli, inil.i4lfcJ into the Order ofblvefyidenli DFSOLC3 lllvesc or-Jer-5' under the Penaltg ofmj Regal Dis P leasua-6 . . . Sm tim' The Band and Alex Alexander - Drum Jane Barron - Clarinet Robert Beattie - Baritone Fred Binning - Clarinet Kenneth Blendea - Richard Eshkanian Vice -President Orchestra are Proud of Their Seniors we MLRC! Al Dirette - Baritone Barbara Hoy - Saxaphone Joyce Melconian - Clarinet Charlotte Taylor - Trombone Clarinet Richard Valdez - Clarinet .7Ae Orcnerifra - Cello Monica Powell - Cello 143 .f 5' if -ff :Q 3f,4.-Q ,gf 31:-4 .AQ MQ i mp J yr T. a'wv! .f5 l 11. X I . . ,U 64... .U . . U ' ' at 5 lv v -' gfgsy-'x51.'K-as-' 1 rr- . -writ , ':::,w, rl 4 . 5.28 ' 1 v -f. , rf A vw' . ,.-, -L . rg., cz an. 53N .gzniom RICHARD ABRAHAM: Spectator Representative, Roller Skating Club, Carnival, Chairman 52 CARE Drive. REGENIA ALTON: Carnival, G. A. L., Basket- ball Teamg Award: Filing. JAMES ANDERSON: Lettermen's Club, Band, Orchestra, Baseball Team, Homeroom Presidentg Award: Baseball. HOWARD ANTHONY: Carnivalg Ambition: Teaching: Interest: Sports. MADELINE BARKO: Forensic Club,Intercul- tural Student Council, Carnival, Concert Choir, Steering Committee, Senior Banquet Com- mittee, Class Will and Prophecy. WILLIE BENSON: Y-Teen President, Con- cert Choir, Special Ensemble, Senior Prom Committee, Intercultural Student Council: Award: Fencing. BARBARA BEUTENMILLER: Senior Prom Committee, Homeroom Secretaryg Ambition: Secretary. HELEN BOJANIC: Award: Filingg Ambition: Bookkeeperg Interests: Swimming, Bowling. PATRICLA BRUFFETT: Ambition, Filistg Interests: Swimming, Roller Skating. BARRIE BRYANT: Lettermen's Club, Piano Club President, Carnival, Dramatics Club, Homeroom Secretaryg Awards: Tennis Team, Football Team. PHILIP BRYANT: Ambition: Armed Forces: Interests: Cars, Sports. PAULINE BUCHNER: Senior Vice-President, Forensic Club, G. A. L., Carnival, Home- room Pres., Senior Banquet and Prom Com- mitteesg Award: Tennis. GAIL BURTON: Senior Prom Committee, Car- nival, Forensic Club, Basketball, G. A. L.: Award: Hockey. BRENT CALFIN: Carnival, Senior Banquet Committee, Spectator Cartoonist, Homeroom Treas.g Ambition: Engineer. HAROLD CARLSON: Carnival, Movie Opera- tor, Washington Trip Pencil Sales Chairman, 12B Homeroom Vice-Pres.: Award: Essay Contest. JEAN CARSON: Intercultural Student Council, Homeroom Secretary, Spring Concert, Award: Shorthand. JUDY CHADBOURNE: G. A. L. President, Co- Captain Girls' Basketball Team, Hockey Cap- tain, Carnival, Senior Banquet Committee, Homeroom Vice-Pres.3 Awards: Tennis, Bas- ketball, Hockey. JAQUELINE CHILDRESS: Christmas Pag- eant, Future Nurses Club, Carnival, J. C. Choir, Senior Banquet Committee, Biology Club. Junior Prom Committee, Spring fl Concert. K the V JET, . X vigrx Q, 1+ fx, SWE be f 5 in Lv - fb-A Q24 5 L Z' ,Q wtf Q., 41 fWs K ,. 1 1 Ms.. - X E' pb- 'Dx I 17. I EK fowl, 5-wifi, 1.a -19,5-,xg xv I EPA' UAMQQL M- Ww4 bf, ffgj9ff5 fy I Mm ? ' ' 1 3,f,,qvk2 Im . of -- 4 - 'F A f ou. U C'L W L' ' . ! Q45 ffm 1 114-0. 740 L 'f M-, 1 ,ig il 'i- V- W Y A, V VL -iff 1: -I F.-. Y-,VW . ,, , , -1:1--' , ' 1: 5 V x A' .' x , -,.. V. 9 I s. r N 1 -. il ff 1 '. ,Aj lkgl.-L i, Q V,-'5'.Q5?. 'f.3 .QQ X.-51 clk? :slr , L Tit31,:f' gn' - '-' y 1, L'-35.53 9 ' an -..l :rl ' '- X .W MK xv 1 'x -a N D ,Q A: hh? tu .IH q i ,Vu j. Q fsjf-az f -,v ,-is 1 gf., V3 lf' L l.., V 1 .- 1 1 5 5 T' 4 f, ,. xx ,uf -. .. ' i 'VU 1-x 1 2 1 X lx A: 'nf I1 1 , 5 J. . ,.,.A .F Pfgsl. ? - xx I A . -.au .1 ,nw w u Ax. .v mlvzi 1.1 Mu xr I ' Mr. .n x 15.1 1. .1 ullmwnlx. 111.11 ull A ,Q -...A F --' 1 Y- I? 'f 5 Y? I 41 1' ' fe N 'i 5 A lbv N ' vs '5 ,Y af 'D' Q3 5 , Wa, .wx . S. e i ,IQ -lsr. 'VOX Cl an. 53 N .gzniora FRANK CIOCAN: Ambition: Tool and Die- Makerg Interests: Baseball. KENNETH COCKRUM: Ambition: Collegeg Interests: Auto Mechanics, Sports. DONALD COLE: Lettermen's Club, Football Team, Baseball Teamg Awards: Football, Baseball. WALTER COMBS: Intercultural Student Council Treasurer, Roller Skating Club, Band, Ambition: Public Accountant. DONALD CROSSMAN: Homeroom Secretary: Ambition: Welder: Interests: Cars. JUDY DAHLBY: Future Teachers Club, S.A., Carnival Committee Chairman, Will and Prophecy Committee Chairman, Careers Day General Chairman, Homeroom Vice- President. JANET DAVIS: Carnivalg Ambition: Calculatorg Interest: Law. SHIRLEY DAVIS: Spectator Representative, G. A. L., Carnival: Ambition: Secretary. BOB DOCKING: S. A., Lettermen's Club, Forensic Club Vice-President, 12A Steering Committee, Carnival, Homeroom President, Football Teamg Award: Football. JOAN DOWNARD: Concert Choir, J. C. Choir, Future Nurses Club, Riding Club, Carnival, Senior Prom Committee, Christmas. Pageant, Spring Concert, Mikado , VERLE EGGLESTON: Homeroom President: Ambition: Welder: Interests: Football, Cars. BETTY FILLINGER: Concert Choir, English Singers, Carnival, S. A., Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee, Will and Prophecy Committee, 12A Steering Commit- tee, Christmas Pageant: Award: English Singers. RICHARD FRANK: Lettermen's Club, Carnival, 12A Steering Committee, Senior Banquet Com- mittee, Football Team, Tennis Teamg Awards: Football, Tennis. CATHERINE HAGGAR: Forensic Club, Piano Club, Carnival, 12A Steering Committee, Banquet Committee, Class Will and Prophecy, Senior Prom Committeeg Awards: Scholastic Art Honorable Mentions. SHIRLEY HILL: Future Teachers Club, G. A. L., Y-Teens, French Club, Carnival, Special Glee Club, Tennis Teamg Awards: Basketball, Hockey. DOROTHY HINRICHS: G. A. L., Basketball Team, Carnival, Senior Banquet Committee: Award: Shorthand. JOYCE HOUSTON: Carnival, English Singers, Concert Choir, S. A., Class Will and Prophecy, Christmas Pageant. EARNEST HUFF: Ambition: Commercial Artistg Interests: Cars, Hunting. 12 dl CHQ. H .SZHLOP5 ALLEN HUNTER: Latin Club, Carnivalg Am- bition: Business Administrator. RUTH HUSA: G. A. L., Carnival, Award: Filing: Ambition: Secretary. ANNETTE IVIE: Ambition: Secretaryg Inter- ests: Bowling, Dancing. LINCOLN JACKSON: Lettermen's Club, Carni- val, H. P. Typographical Society President, Track Team, Golf Team, Football Team, Home- room Vice-Presidentg Awards: Football, Golf. DAVID JOHNSON: Carnival, Football Teamg Award: Footballg Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. HOWARD KILLEN: Carnival, Intercultural Student Council Presidentg Ambition: Forestry. CLARENCE LACEY: French Club, Intercultural Student Council, Spectator Staff, All My Sons g Award: Dramatics. ABDULLAH LAHAB: S. A., H. P. Typographical Society, Football Student Managerg Ambition: Printer. RUTH LE FEUVRE: C. L., Intercultural Student Council, Spectator Representative: Interests: Dancing, Swimming. ERIC LINDBLOOM: C. L.Vice-President,S.A. President, Senior Class Treasurer, Spectator Page Editor, Carnival Auditorium Showg Award: Quill and Scroll. PAT LOGAN: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: 'Roller Skating, Bowling. MARY MCCALLUM RUTH MCMASTER: Ambition: Bookkeeperg In- terests: Bowling, Stamps. ROBERT MCRAE: Concert Choir, Model Air- plane Clubg Ambition: Carpenter: Interests: Sports, Coin Collecting. LEWIS MELFI: Junior Class President, Forensic Club Treasurer, Steering Commit- tee, Latin Club, Band, Carnival Pantomine Show, Homecoming Co-Chairman, S. A., Football Team. SALLY MERNER: Carnival Committee Chair- man, Senior Prom Publicity Committee: Am- bition: Secretary. NANCY MITCHELL: Senior Prom Committee, Carnival: Interests: Swimming. ISABELLE MOGHAB: Ambition: Store Owner, Interests: Swimming, Traveling. c K Q wld X' if f Q9 , K.. 3 Q! I. - hw vw V I X -N x. 1 tv' F: vw is X, , if Q Q . lik 1 ,xv i i ' ,AL 5 95 fi' 1 V 'r. M 48' Q, - f M A H-51' Ni' v ivasgz, .-r. af. f .v uh -6 5-s , ws, 2. ll US AR. A uri, Xa-. xml . ix f Ps fw IDU ri x gg i' i I 'R' 1 4. 'QT KA. X 0 Qsr S K' ' n 1 f if ff' 'Yi 32 YU l 1 i 0 1 5 -2 ,X .. -QQ i Ai ' . Q ..-' A 6. XX fe it fr t 5, Q 4 ' 1 4' S .x WZ rl I 'ml is X' in ft 3... i 5 fav- zz an. 53M aszniom RICHARD NAHABEDIAN: Senior Banquet Com- mittee, Class Will and Prophecy, Spectator Photographer, Carnival Photographer, Home- room Treasurer. JOYCE NEWMAN: Senior Prom Committee, Christmas Pageant, Carnival, S. A., Concert Choir, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom President. ROGER OZIAS: Ambition: Tool and Die Work: Interests: Cars, Sports. JOANNE PAUSCI-IERT: Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Steering Committee, Carnival Co- Chairman, S. A.: Ambition: Teacher. KEN PETRIE: Carnival, Homeroom Treasurer. RONNIE PHILLIPS: Homeroom President, Carnival, Ambition: Accountant: Interests: Cars, Basketball. TERRY PRIEST: Spectator Staff, Carnival Auditorium Show, Junior Class Vice-President, S. A., Dramatics Club President, Concert Choir, Homeroom Vice-President. CHARLES RANDLES: Track Team, Letter- men's Club, Spectator Staff: Awards: Track, Football. JOHN RASCH: Bridge Club President, Car- nival, Swimming Team, Lettermen's Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Roller Skating Club, Awards: Swimming. MARTHA RASCH: Spectator Page Editor, Car- nival, Senior Banquet Committee Chairman, S. A., Polar Bear Staff, Latin Club, Bridge Club President, Junior Prom Committee, Award: Quill and Scroll. DEAN RATCLIFFE: Marching and Concert Bands, Concert Choir, English Singers, Model Airplane Club, Awards: Band, EnglishSingers. DONALD RICHTER: Carnival, Ambition: Engineer: Interests: Sports, Hunting. WILLIAM RODGERS: Senior Class President, Forensic Club, French Club, Carnival, 12A Steering Committee, Senior Prom and Banquet Committees, Homeroom Vice-President. DORIS RUFF: Bridge Club, Science Club, Y- Teens, Carnival, Ambition: Filing. ELIZABETH RYAN: Riding Club, Carnival, Senioi Prom Committee, J. C. Choir, Bowling Club, Ambition: Teacher. ED SAMPSON: Ambition: Physiologistg Inter- ests: Music, Reading. OSCAR SARKISIAN: Carnival, BaseballTeam, Homeroom Treasurerg Ambition: Dental Laboratory Technician. DONALD SUAVE: Ambition: Draftsman, Interests: Car Engines. 14 44 an. 53,7 .S2l'li0l 6 RUDOLPH SAVIKO: Award: Football: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker: Interests: Sports. NELDA SUE SCOTT: Biology Club, Dramatics Club, Christmas Pageant, Junior Prom Com- mittee, S. A.: Ambition: Nurse. RICHARD SHAND: Marching Band, Concert Band, Spectator Staffg Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. ALAN SHAVER: S. A., Homeroom President, Ambition: Ministerg Interests: Drawing, Photography. JANET SHAW: Roller Skating Club, Riding Club, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival, Am- bition: Airline Hostess. ALLAN SMITH: Carnival, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Dramatics Club, Our Town Pub- licity Committee, Homeroom President. BETTY SMITH: Forensic Club, G.A. L.,Senior Banquet Committee, Carnival, Award: Tennis. PATRICIA SMITH: Senior Banquet Committee, Carnival, French Club, Class Will and Prophecy, Careers Day Representative: Am- bition: Novelist. JAMES STEVENSON: Ambition: Tool and Die Workerg Interests: Sports. KENT STOLLE: French Club, Lettermen's Club, Forensic Club, Football Captain, Carnival, Steering Committee, Homeroom President: Awards: Football. .TERRY SURFACE: Carnival, Lettermen's Club, Latin Club, Tennis Team, Homeroom Vice-President, Awards: Tennis. CAROLE TRACY: Carnival: Ambition: Designerg Interests: Horses, Golf. HENRIETTA VAN SLYKE: Majorette, Carnival, Awards: Majorette, Shorthand, Ambition: Stenographer. CLAUDINE VAUGHAN: Forensic Club, S. A., 12A Steering Committee, Carnival, Senior Prom Committee, Banquet Committee. DONNA WAID: Ambition: College: Interests: Sports, Sewing. JOHN WALKER: S. A., Forensic Club, Concert Choir, Football Team, Homeroom President- Award: Football. 3 MARTHA WAYMER: Concert Choir, Carnival Christmas Pageant: Ambition: Typist. , BETTY WEEMS: Award: Business Machines: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Swimming, Tennis. 15 :-f s ll Wx T3 ' 6 A aff All S' 'ftizr 'wx ,4- H.. IT' il I r All Ke! Fw, QS '? 'Wi Tv IN QD' ia 43' 1. A, Q! f 'CQ ww-..-f X im 9x wi fl . F, .R 3 ai ' 5 I J' 9 !'Y- . 3 if 751 X f fi at an. 53N aggniorri PATTYWEIR: Senior Class Secretary, Concert Choir, Future Nurses Club, S. A., Christmas Pageant, Carnival, Senior Prom Co-Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Careers Day 12A Chairman, Spring Concert. MARETTA WEST: Forensic Club, C. L., Senior Banquet Committee, Careers Day Representa- tive, Homeroom Secretary, Ambition: Sec- retary. JOY WISEMAN: J. C. Choir, Forensic Club, Future Nurses, Roller Skating and Riding Clubs, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival, Christmas Pageant, Biology Club, Spring Concert, Careers Day Representative. CAROLE WITTY: Ambition: Secretary, Inter- ests: Swimming, Dancing, Traveling. TEMPIE YANCEY: Carnival, Christmas Pag- eant, Science Club, Bridge Clubg Ambition: Social Worker. TOM ZERSE: Forensic Club, Carnivalg Am- bition: Ministerg Interests: Writing. PAUL ZETYE BETTY ZYSK: Senior Banquet Committee, Class Will and Prophecy: Interests: Writing, Awards: Swimming. CAMERA SHY CECIL BEY: S. A., Intercultural Student Coun- cil, 12A Homeroom Vice-President. JOHN COFFEE: Spanish Club, Carnival, Home- room Treasurer, Ambition: Dentist. JOHN FANALE: Homeroom President: Am- bition: Welder. LARRY HARVEY: Ambition: Business Admini- stratorg Interests: Sports, Horses, Dogs. J UDSON POWELL: Carnival, Intercultural Stu- dent Councilg Ambition: Teacher: Interests: Sports. JEAN RASCH: Bridge Club Treasurerg Ambi- tion: Nurse: Interests: Piano. JANET SHANK: Dramatics Club, Carnival 3 Angel Street , Senior Banquet Committee, Class Will and Prophecy. 16 , O , A A - O . f' I 1 , ,101 . f M-ag' I, nag,- .nf I . , L . - - ' d f ' O 'O ' ' 1 ,, V N' 'H 2 315- v. fl ' f ' 1:4331-in , 0 i' 1- .l . : 1 0 .1 9 J! Q g , f eg' I I 4 z . J J ' l 6lgl'l'leI'lf6 P0711 4 gl, 3 vs :vi-Si' 4 'U ftp.: ,J dino 'li',. -3 gn .- , .5 54,3515 anuarg arm L Q Q ,G e Q RICHARD ABRAHAM, will my curly hair to Mr. McGuire. Q BRENT CALFIN, will Homeroom 219 and its contents to France. a LEWIS MELFI, will my football ability to Tom Chokreff. MARTHA RASCH, will my blooming blush to Miriam Hines. JACK WALKER, will my old Stevenson buttons to Jay Howard. PAT WEIR, will my well-equipped locker to Janice Keller. JOY WISEMAN, will my I look like who dunnitl to Bonnie Weber. JOHN RASCH, will my love for poetry to any student who wants it. PAULINE BUCHNER, will my lack of conversation to Susan MacCartan. BETTY FILLINGER, will my partial pony-tail to Mickey Ruzzi. ERIC LINDBLOOM, will my rather unusual stride to Dave Courtney. JANET SHAW, will my Jimmy to Jeep, so he will have someone to walk to class. RUTH HUSA, will my lower locker to another tall girl in the 12B class. MARETTA WEST, will Mr. Jones to Billie Parks as an excuse to get out of homeroom. BETTY SMITH, will my father to anyone who has trouble getting the family car. CLAUDINE VAUGHN, will my noisy chatter to Marilyn Osbourne who really doesn't need it. .TUDSON POWELL, will my patented secret on how to sleep in class with your eyes open to Baby Duncan. TERRY PRIEST, will my presidency of the Dramatics Club to anyone who thinks they can put up with it. A member of course. MADELINE BARKO, will all future Forensic Club scums to the custody of Jean Marchildon. JEANETTE DAVIS, will all the mirrors in the school to Mildred Shelton. JUDY CHADBOURNE, will my extra 1X4 credit to any struggling 12B who may need it in the future. PAT BRUFFETT, will my chair in the counselor's office and my skip excuses to Melva Frost. 0 BARRIE BRYANT, will my warm spot on the bench to John Lane. BARBARA BEUTENMILLER, will my followers in Washington to Carol Axford. O IOANNE PAUSCHERT, will my round-trip tickets to Ann Arbor to Judy Stanley. 17 eniorzi ine One of the major activities for the January Seniors was the Class Banquet, held a few days before com- mencement exercises. Salutatorian and Valedictorian speeches were given by Pauline Buchner and Gail Burton. Bill Rogers, retiring class President, pre- sented the Class Key to Jay Howard, June prexy. Colorful, swirling gowns and nifty-looking tuxedos were the dress for the Seniors' big dance, which fol- lowed the banquet a few days later. The semi-formal Senior Prom was held at Veterans' Memorial, the main attraction being Don Barrie and his Orchestra. Heading the Prom Committee were Betty Filinger and Eric Lindbloom. Faculty Adviser was Mr. Paul Jones. . . . ant! 264066 u HIP is 1 gee. 1-filmff 1 syn... lm x 'FQ- Gail Burton Pauline Buchner Q ,A , .TAY HOWARD -Re-elected second term. . . Be-B0ps . . .StudentDi- rector of Drums of Death . . . wants to work in some field of Medicine. Mile DEBORAH MCKEOWN - B10 nd Bombshell. . .C las s Scribbler. . . mermaid in Aquacade. . .G.A. L. secretary. . . plans to be Phys. Ed. Teacher. W Q 1 'fs , A . JOE KRAIEWSKI-Vice-PreS. of senior class. . .writes for Spec. . . Everybocdy's friend. . .plans to be a lawyer. Cfaoa icem RAYMOND GOULD- Sweaterman . . .takes care of money matters . .agridder. . . likes hunting, fish- ing, and trapping. . .plans include college. JOSEPH ADAH: Ambition: Civil Service: In- terests: Sports, Art. ARDYS AHLERT: Biology Club, Carnival G. A. L., Swimming and Golf Teams: Awards' Swimming. Golf, Filing certificate. y ALEX ALEXANDER: Band, Carnival, Am- bition: Musiciang Interests: Music, Hockey. DOROTHY ALLEN: Carnival Aquacade, G. A. L.: Ambition: Comptometer Operator 5 Interests: Swimming, Dancing. LAUREL ANDERSON: Golf Team, Marching and Concert Bands, German Club, Future Nurses Club, Carnival, Junior Prom Com- mittee Chairmang Awards: Band, Golf MICHAEL ARBOGAST: S.A., Our Town , Carnival Auditorium Show, International Club: Interests: Music, Radio. ETHE LE EN BACON: Polar Bear Senior Records Editor, Science Club, Junior Prom Committee, Carnival, Senior Banquet Committee, Class Will and Prophecy, C. L., Careers Day Rep.: Award: Shorthand: Ambition: Social Service. JANE BARRON: Concert and Marching Bands, Swimming Team, Carnival Committee Chair- man, Dramatics Club, Junior Prom and Senior Prom Committees. Homeroom Presi- dent. JUDITH BATES: Junior Class Secretary, Carnival Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Drums of Death Committee, Latin and Dramatics Clubs, Basketball Team, Junior Prom Committee, Jane Eyre Committee, Riding Club, Concert Choir Club: Ambition: Teaching. .J,.-. 41- . 76? f .AA . vm wimpy Q 48' X A i R 1. '12-.. - Zz' FWS Y - 'fig , il.: s. G A ee.. 1 ful L I une ,53 .Sim iam ROBERT BATWINAS: Future Librarians Club, Interests: Sports. DORIS BEATTIE: Piano Club. Girls' Golf Team: Award: Business Machines: Interests: Golf, Piano. ROBERT BEATTIE: Band, Ambition: Con- struction General Supt.g Interests: Sports. LETITIA BELFON: Concert Choir, Tennis Team, Hockey Team, G. A. L., Carnival, Spanish Club: Awards: Hockey, Tennis: Am- bition: Teacher. BEATRICE BENNETT: Special Glee, Inter- cultural Student Council, Carnivalg Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Tennis, Dancing. FRED BINNING: Marching Band, Ambition: Pharmacist, Interests: Clarinet. VIVIAN BLACK: Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees, Swimming Team, Carnival Auditorium Show, Homeroom Secretary: Award: Swimming: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Sports. LOIS BOGRETTE: Forensic Club, Carnival: Ambition: Homemaking Teacher, Interests: Piano, Bowling. DOROTHY BREITMEYER: Homeroom Sec- retary, Ambition: Office Work: Interests: Sports, Sewing. 21 S . f fs' . f-4 it-Li fs' ' - Q A v an ' AM- . : ra . ,W if ahfi' If 'F X A- - gh: .. rf . 'H 'U Sf 1 K :QSM Q fb- i ' .I CW' une ,53 .Sian fora GILBERT CLARKE: HMikado : Interests: Sports, Hunting, Photography. CAROLYNN COGGER: G. A. L. Secretary, Tennis Team, Concert Choir, Advanced Choral Group, Christmas Pageant, Mikado'l, Car- nival, Senior Banquet Committee: Award: Tennis. ROBERT COMINI: Carnival, Homeroom Treasurer: Ambition: Mechanical Engin- eer: Interests: Sports. ALLICE CONGLETON: Intercultural Student Council President, Carnival, Popcorn Operator, Basketball Team: Award: Basketball: Am- bition: Sociology Teacher. WILLIAM COONEY: Ambition: Auto Mech- anic: Interests: Automobiles, Photography. BARBARA COOPER: G. A. L., Homeroom Pres., Tennis Team, Carnival: Award: Tennis: Ambition: Policewoman: Interests: Basketball, Tennis. WAYNE COPPENS: Award: Golf: Ambition' Research Engineer: Interests: Bowling. LEO CORR: Carnival: Ambition: Truck Driver: Interest: Cars. SHIRLEY COTTEN: Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics Club: Ambition: Typist: Interests: Piano, Sports. 22 an q -1 'T . . ity' 1 B gn . He- 'til -Ai ,v -.Q-xg' KEN BROMLEY: Carnival, Popcorn Operator, Junior Prom Committee: Ambition: Real Estate: Interests: Traveling, Swimming. THOMAS BROWN: Latin Club, Carnival, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Treasurer: Ambition: Doctor: Interests: Sports, Co1lectingRecords. HAROLD BRYWIG FLOREE BURNSIDE: Y-Teens: Ambition: Sec- retary: Interests: Sports, Reading. LAROY CASEY: Concert Choir, English Sing- ers, Basketball Team, Carnival Auditorium Show, Mikado , C. L., Christmas Pageant: Awards: Basketball, Music: Ambition: Sing- er: Interests: Sports, Music. ROY CASON: Ambition: Machinist: Inter- ests: Model Building. JANET CATES: G. A. L., Carnival, Tennis Team: Awards: Tennis: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Tennis, Swimming. JEAN CATES: Carnival: Ambition: Comp- tometer Operator: Interests: Sports, Music. JANA CAUDILL: Carnival, Homeroom Treasurer: Award: Shorthand: Ambition: Private Secretary: Interests: Dancing, Swimming. -ft' Ne' vnflfllwu V l g g. 1. B 1 ? MARILYN COYLE: Orchestra Secretary, Debate Team, Forensic Club, Piano Club, Concert Choir, English Singers, Christmas Pageant, Mikado , Carnival: Awards: Orchestra, English Singers, Shorthand, Forensic Keys, Music Scholarship. GAIL CRANE: French Club, PianoClubSec- retary, Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant, English Singers, J. C. Choir, Mikado , Our Town , Carnival, Award: English Singers. GARY CRUCE: Basketball Team, Carnival, Football Team, Baseball Team: Awards: Football, Baseball, Ambition: Professional Baseball Player. RICHARD CULVER: Homeroom President: Awards: Ceramics Key, Golf, R. O. T. C. Unit Commander, Ambition: Forester. TRUDY DANIC: Riding Club, Jr. Red Cross Club, Interests: Music, Dancing. JUDY DEAN: Carnival: Ambition: Secre- tary: Interests: Sports. MAR LENE DeBE AUC LAIR PATRICK DeNINO: Homeroom Vice-Pres., Carnival, Ambition: Auto Mechanic: Inter- ests: Fishing. DOLORES DERDERIAN: C. L., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Concert Choir, Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Music, Sewing. A N gn 'it -55' as fv 4. .A 1 . 'ik as S' 7 'Ds ?W'- s .-I 's di S Tv in 'Q' 'C I PHYLLIS DeVIER: Carnival: Ambition: Clerical Office Worker: Interests: Swimming, Roller Skating. ALBERT DIRETTE: Mikado , Carnival Pantomime Show, Lettermen's Club, Dra- matics Club, English Singers, Band, Home- room Vice-Pres., Baseball and Football Teams, Awards: Baseball, Football. LURLENE DONNELLY: CarnivalCommit- tee Chairman, Dramatics Club, Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Junior Prom Committee, Our Town , Drums of Death Publicity, Polar Bear Art Staff, S. A.: Awards: Scholastic Art. JAMES ENGRAM: Lettermen's Club President, Homeroom President, Basketball, Football, and Track Teams, Awards: Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, Ambition: High School Coach. JAMES ERKFITZ: Carnival Committee Co- Chairman, Popcorn Operator: Ambition: Business Administration: Interests: Travel- ing, Swimming. RICHARD ESHKANIAN: Orchestra, Silver Strings, Christmas Pageant, Polar Bear Art Staff: Awards: Scholastic, Music: In- terests: Fencing, Tennis. DOROTHY FABELLO: Awards: Music, Art, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports, Dancing. STANLEY FIELD: Carnival, Homeroom Vice- Pres., Interests: Antique Autos, Drawing. BONNIE FINKLE: Science Club, Orchestra, Carnival: Ambition: Dress Designer: In- terests: Football, Sewing, Food. 23 pgs. .4 . 'Q 'vt , I. E. JOHN GROTEWOHL: Latin and Dramatics Clubs, Lettermen's Club Sec.-Treas. and Vice- Pres., Football and Track Teams, Carnival Committee Chairman, Banquet Committee, Awards: Football, Track, BCL Shotput Champ. ALICE HACHIGIAN: Biology Club, Carnival, Christmas Pageant, Mikado , Concert Choir, S. A., Homeroom Secretary, Interests: Tennis, Bowling. MARIE HAHN: Biology Club, S.A., Car- nival, Homeroom President, Secretary, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports. JANE HAMILTON: Carnival Auditorium Show Chairman, French Club, Dramatics Club Presi- dent, 'fOur Town , 'fAngelStreet , Awards: National Thespian, Forensic Key, Ambition: Actress, Interests: Reading, Swimming. R. JANE HARRER: Carnival, Ambition: Comptometer Operator, Interests: Music, Sports, Sewing. ROBERT HAWK: S. A., Intercultural Stu- dent Council, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Am- bition: Tool and Die Maker, Interests: Cars, Sports. VIVIAN HAWLEY: Latin Club Vice-Pres., Con- cert Choir, Carnival, Ambition: Teacher, Interests: Sports. GLORIA HAYS: Dramatics and French Clubs, Spectator Staff, Junior Prom Committee, S. A., Cheerleader, Banquet Committee, Carnival, Drums of Death House Chairman, Homeroom Pres., Treasurer, Awards: Scho- lastic Writing, Thespian, Interest: Modeling. COMER HEATH: Lettermen's Club, Inter- cultural Student Council, Basketball Team, Football and Track Teams, Homeroom Pres., Awards: Basketball, Football, Track, Ambition: Basketball Coach. rr 'I' -mx, 5. rg SHIRLEY FLEMING: Ambition: Selling, Inter- ests: Basketball, Reading, Cooking. BEVERLY FLORA: Latin and Forensic Clubs, Concert Choir, English Singers, Mikado'i, S. A., Christmas Pageant, Carnival Com- mittee Co-Chairman, Award:English Singers. HAROLD GARIAN: Science Club, H. P. Typographical Society President, Ambition: Printer. BARBARA GILLMORE: Swimming Team, Biol- ogy Club, Carnival, Homeroom Treasurer, Ambition: Office Work, Interests: Swimming, Dancing. VIOLET GOODEN: Biology Club, Spectator Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Carnival, Awards: Typing, Shorthand, Ambition: Pri- vate Secretary, Interests: Roller Skating. HERMAN GOODWIN: Ambition: Typist, Interests: Swimming, Food. RAY GOULD: Band, Lettermen's Club, Dra- matics Club, Carnival Pantomine Show, Senior Class Treasurer, Football Team, Awards: Football, Ambition: College, Interests: Sports. MATTIE GREENE: Concert Choir, English Singers, G. A. L., J. C. Choir, Homeroom Secretary, Carnival Committee Chairman, Cheerleading Team Co-Captain, Hockey Team, Banquet Committee, Awards: Hockey, Cheerleading. TOM GRIBBLE: Carnival, Ambition: Machine Repairman, Interests: Cars. 'ZA 'W' av- -.'.aA k A ALAN HECKMAN: Spectator Staff Circulation Manager. JOAN HEIDEN: Forensic Club President, French Club Vice-Pres., Debating Team, Polar Bear Editor-in-Chief, Homeroom Vice- Pres., Treas1u'er, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Carnival, Advanced Choral Club, Career's Day Rep., Awards: Scholastic Art, Original Orations Contest, Quill and Scroll Forensic Keys. v ROBERT HIGHT: Homeroom President' Ambition: Law, Interests: Sports. 7 RICHARD HILL: Concert Choir, German Club, Spectator and Polar Bear Bookkeeper, Careers Day Rep., Ambition: Public Accountant. ROBBIE HILL: English Singers, French Club, Ambition: Music Teacher, Interests: Draw- ing, Piano. DONALD HILLIER: Ambition: Salesman, Interests: Baseball, Basketball. MIRIAM HINES: S. A. Treasurer, Homeroom President, Concert Choir. English Singers, Mikado , Christmas Pageant, Dramatics Club, Carnival, Orchestra. JACK HODGSON: Ambition: Farmer, Inter- ests: Sports, Eating. DONNA HOELTZE L: Carnival Chorus Line, Dramatics Club, Ambition: Doctor's De- gree, Interests: Horses, Dogs, Drawing 'G+ 34 sg ,v , 'Mr 6' fn , aa. 'f ': A ' w I g Q ' ,N X 1 :AZ Xl VP' l I I Q I -'Vx is A ODIE HOLLIS: Interests: Welding, Archery. SALLY HOLMBERG: German and Spanish Clubs, Carnival Committee Co-Chairman, Careers Day Rep., Ambition: English Teach- er, Interests: Piano, Writing, Swimming. JAY HOWARD: Junior Class and Senior Class President, Ambition: Medicine, Interests: Science, Sports, Guns. EDWARD HOWELL: Concert Choir, Latin Club, Carnival, BiologyClub, HomeroomVice-Pres.- Award: Scholastic, Ambition: Medicine 7 BARBARA HOY: Band, Carnival, Ambition: Nurse, Interests: Music, Sewing. JANET HUNT: Awards: Shorthand, Am- bition: Agriculturist, Interests: Science J Piano, Swimming. BERNADINE IGNASH: Christmas Pageant,Car- nival, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Roller and Ice Skating. ADRIENNE JAMADANIAN: Spectator, French Club Secretary, Treasurer, Dramatics Club, Carnival, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Award, Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary. RICHARD JAMSEK: Model Airplane Club President, Ambition: Tool Designer and Maker, Interests: Photography, Radio. fowl, 5-wifi, 1.a -19,5-,xg xv I EPA' UAMQQL M- Ww4 bf, ffgj9ff5 fy I Mm ? ' ' 1 3,f,,qvk2 Im . of -- 4 - 'F A f ou. U C'L W L' ' . ! Q45 ffm 1 114-0. 740 L 'f M-, 1 ,ig il 'i- V- W Y A, V VL -iff 1: -I F.-. Y-,VW . ,, , , -1:1--' , ' k '- 3 ff.. : f I i s 'R' 1 o 5 S as . H ,v'KV7'.V ,I , .F E A X rw -nwx -C. 4 ., g .' f , ' -1 l.,. X A Q3 4:1 i ,,,,. BERNARD JONES: Football and Basketball Teams, Track Team, Letterrnen'sClub,Biology and Future Librarians Clubs, Carnival, Home- room Pres., Awards: Football,Track, Basket- ball, B.C.L. High Jump Champ, 880 Relay Champ. PAULINE JONES: S. A., G. A. L. President, Girls' Swimming Team Manager, Carnival Aquacade, Tennis Team, Intercultural Stu- dent Council, International Club: Awards: Swimming, Tennis, Ambition: Nurse. SHIRLEY JOSEPH: Biology Club,Carnival, Korean Toy Drive Co-Chairman, Ambition: To travel: Interests: Music, Art. RITA KAMISCHKE: Mikado , Christmas Pageant, English Singers, J. C.Choir: Award: English Singers: Ambition: Policewomang In- terests: Swimming. JOYCE KARAKASHIAN: Special Glee, Car- nival, Ambition: Stenographerg Interests: Sports, Photography. JACQUELINE KAUFMAN: G.A. L., Biology Club, Concert Choir, Carnival, Hockey Team, Award: Hockey: Ambition: Nurse, Interests: Sports. SHARRON KAUFFMAN: Future Nurses Clubg Ambition: Nurse. MARY ANN KEHR: Christmas Pageant, Car- nival: Ambition: Stenographer: Interests: Sports, Photography. JANICE KELLER: Polar Bear Staff,Senior Card Rep., Drums of Death , Jane Eyre , Dramatics Club, JuniorandSenior Prom Committees, Carnival Auditorium Show, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Banquet Committee, Class Will and Prophecy, Awards: Shorthand, Thespian. KAREN -JENSEN: Carnival, Special Glee, Home- room Vice-Pres.: Ambition: Secretary, In- terests: Sports, Dancing. HAIG JEVAHIRIAN JOHN JEVITT: Biology Club, Carnival: Ambition: Law, Interests: Traveling, Sports. NANCY JENKINS: G. A. L., Homeroom Secre- tary: Awards: Shorthand: Ambition: Stenog- rapherg Interests: Sports, Dancing. BONNIE JOHNSON: Our Town , Drums of Death , Jane Eyre , Senior Prom Com- mittee, Carnival Committee Co-Chairman, French Club, Dramatics Club, S.A.: Award: National Thespiang Ambition: Secretary. DONALD JOHNSON: Lettermen's Club, Reserve Basketball Team Captain, Carni- val, Football Team, Track Teamg Awards: Football, Track, Wayne Relay Ribbons, B.C.L. Track Awards. GERALD JOHNSON: Ambition: Machinist, In- terests: Hunting, Fishing. MARY JOHNSON: Intercultural Student Coun- cil, International Club, Carnival: Ambition: Buyer: Interests: Dancing, Basketball. RICHARD JOHNSON: Ambition: Ministry- Interests: Woodworking. I vo- G' uf . Pc '. 1 A ME K itil? 2, ,, 'Za C 1 FLORENCE KENT: Ambition: Receptionist, Interests: Sports. MARY KIZY: Ambition: Pharmacist, Inter- ests: Sports. JANICE KLOUSER: S. A., Careers Day Chairman, Forensic and French Clubs, Carnival, Awards: Shorthand, Forensic Key, Ambition: Secretary, Interest: Writing. SHIRLEY KORTH: Carnival Auditorium show Language and Biology Clubs, Homeroom Secre: ary, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Dancing, Swimming. EARLKOSKELLA: Baseball Team, Carnival' Ambition: Mechanic, Interests: Cars Airplanes. 7 9 NORMAN KOTTKE: Lettermen's Club, Baseball Team, Carnival, Homeroom Pres.- Awards: Baseball, Ambition: LathingC0nf tractor, Interests: Traveling, Fishing. JOE KRAIEWSKI: Senior Class Vice-President, Spectator Staff, Carnival, Ambition: Lawyer, Interests: Music, Stamps. RICHARD KRETZCHMAR: Future Librarians Club Treasurer, S. A., Tennis Team, Home- room Vice-Pres., Ambition: Draftsman, Interests: Trains, Tennis. ANNA MAE KUTNI: Carnival Committee Co-Chairman, Polar Bear Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Pageant, Drums of Death Committee, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Ambition: Buyer, Interests: Fencing, Jewelry. 1 T ii... l At 'R '- .1 L .A X X. I 1 . R - ,,,,QA..h4. as E.. za 1 x . if 'UK Q PL- c Q' 'C' is Q '5 K, QTL L- KENNETH LaBARGE: Carnival Auditorium Show, Science Club, Ambition: Engineer. ELDORA MARIE LaFREY: Forensic Club Secretary, Polar Bear Art Editor, Concert Choir and Club, Carnival Committee Co- Chairman, Senior Banquet Committee, Thanksgiving Assembly Chairman, Awards: Debating, Shorthand, Ambition: Commercial Artist, Interests: Music, Art. HELEN LANKFORD: Awards: Shorthand, Typing, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports, Art. NANCY LEVEY: Riding Club, Junior Prom Committee, Language Club, Carnival, Senior Prom Committee, Ambition: Teacher, Inter- ests: Sports. JOHN LIBA: Homeroom President, Interests: Welding, Dancing. JAMES LINLEY: Riding Club President, Christmas Pageant Student Director, Car- nival, Future Librarians Club Vice-Pres., Interests: Horses, Cars. JOHN LONG: J. C. Choir, Tria1by Jury , Mikado , Biology Club President, English Singers, Concert Choir, Carnival, Homeroom President, Awards: English Singers, Ambition: Accountant, Interests: Politics. GLORIA LOVELACE: Ambition: Travel, In- terests: Music, Dancing, Reading. MARY LOVELL: S. A., Drums ofDeath , French Club, Carnival Aquacade, S. A. Handbook Committee Chairman, Golf Team, Awards: Golf, Ambition: Dental Hygenist, Interests: Golf, Swimming. t ' ' , 'W' 1 'C' Q: gym as I 1 '-'Q . ir f if. , 'T-1' ...X A. 5? PATRICIA McCAULEY: G. A. L., Carnival Chorus Line and Aquacade, Homeroom Treas- urer, Spectator Rep., Ambition: Swimming Instructor, Interests: Sports. EVELYN MCLEAN: Concert Choir, Girls, Baseball Team Captain, Swimming Team, Carnival Aquacade, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports. SALLY MCMAHON: Biology Club, Carnival, S. A., Homeroom Treasurer, Spectator Rep., Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Dancing, Swimming. DEBORAH MCKEOWN: Senior Class Secretary, Latin Club, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival Aquacade, G. A. L. Secretary, Homeroom Vice- Pres., Spectator Rep., Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher, Interests: Sports. JOYCE MELCONIAN: Christmas Pageant, Band, Orchestra, Piano Club, Y-Teens, Awards: Scholastic Art, Ambition: Designer and Craftsman, Interests: Music,Art. JUNE MILLER: Carnival Auditorium Show, Biology Club, Ambition: Clerical Work, Interests: Sports. ISAAC MITCHELL: Ambition: Band Leader, Interests: Singing, Reading. CHAR LES MOE STA DOLORES MONTGOMERY: Future Teach- ers Club President, Latin Club, G. A. L., Forensic Club, Carnival Committee Chair- man, Homeroom President, S.A., Awards: Forensic Key, Regional French Contest, Essay Contest, Ambition: Teacher. 28 DAVID LUKEFAR: Interests: Automobiles. DON LYNDON: Spectator Editor-in-Chief, S. A. Vice-Pres., Forensic Club Vice-Pres., French Club, Carnival, Debating Team, Awards: Quill and Scroll, Forensic Key, Ambition: Architect, Interests: Designing, Writing. JOANNE MacBETH: Concert Choir, Christmas Pageant, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Music, Sports. SUSAN MacCARTAN: Spectator Page Editor, Concert Choir, S. A. Secretary, Varsity Fenc- ing Team, Forensic Club, Carnival, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Christmas Page- ant, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Awards: Quill and Scroll, Fencing. ELOISE MARTIN: Our Town , Christmas Pageant, Spectator Staff, Concert Choir, Y- Teens, Piano and Advanced Choral Clubs, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sewing, Dancing. WILLIAM MATTSON: Golf Team, Band, Carnival, Ambition: College, Interests: Golf, Baseball. BARBARA MAXWELL: Advanced Choral Club, Carnival, Intercultural Student Council, Am- bition: Teacher, Interests: Music, Sewing. JAMES MAY: Interests: Sports. LORRAINE McCANN: Concert Choir, Car- nival, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Music, Swimming. 1 rf 'Rf' G4 .ll .,. 4 ,., :- ' ,- ' . 1 is -'A A. ' ra- '. in- ts. E- Q, E, , 1 X 'N ' ak wb. R. .1 5 X3 r w ' t 353.5 f ' I MARY MORFITT: Interests: Swimming, Sew- ing, Interior Decorating. MICHAEL MURRAY: H. P. Typographical Society, Science Club, Ambition: Printer, Interests: Baseball, Swimming. KEITH NEILSON: Varsity Debate Team, Forensic Club President, Carnival Co- Chairman, Polar Bear and Spectator Sports Editor, Spec. Humorist and Cartoonist, S. A., Awards: Forensic Key, Gold Key. DON PARKA BILLIE PARKS: Carnival, Homeroom Sec- retary, Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary: PAT PEARSALL: Concert Choir, English Singers, Swimming Team, CarnivalAqua- cade, G. A. L., Biology Club Treasurer, S. A., Mikado , J. C. Choir, Christmas Pageant, Spectator, I-IomeroomSecretary, Awards: Swimming, English Singers. JANET PEATTIE: Dramatics and Forensic Clubs, G. A. L., Junior Class Vice-President, Carnival Committee Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Committee, Homeroom Secretary. JUNE PEDDLE: Latin and Forensic Clubs, Concert Choir, J. C. Choir, Mikado , Christmas Pageant, S. A., Carnival, Awards: Scholastic Art, Interests: Art. JAMES PEGG: MarchingBand, R. O. T. C., Carnival, Awards: Band, Ambition: Radio Engineer, Interests: Boats. EV QQ-Q ll :ll MJ. 'De fr as mb A' 9 5-., 3 ' . L C' RUTH PENNALA: Concert Choir, Carnival, Special Glee, Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports, Sewing. ROBERT PFEIFFER: Carnival, Drums of Death Committee, June Eyre Committee, Homeroom Pres., Vice-Pres., and Treas., Ambition: Engineer, Interests: Cars, Bas- ketball. DOLORES POSEY: Language Club Secre- tary, Ambition: Comptometer Operator, Interests: Sports, Sewing. JERRY PRICHARD: S. A., Carnival, Spectator Rep., Homeroom President, Ambition: Lawyer, Interests: Traveling, Sports. DIANA QUINTAL: Girls' Baseball Team Cap- tain, G. A. L., S. A., Ambition: Airline Hostess, Interests: Sports, Music. HELEN RATY: Forensic Club, Mikado Concert Choir, English Singers, Carnival, Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Nurse- Interests: Sports. 1 1 SHIRLEY RAWLINGS: French Club, Carnival, Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Stenographer' Interests: Traveling, Bowling. 1 VIRGINIA REED: Carnival, Ambition: Nurse, Interests: Reading, Swimming, Journalism. BARBARA REHBINE: Piano Club, Concert Choir, English Singers, G. A. L., Junior Prom Committee, Carnival Committee Chairman, Spectator Exchange Editor, Our Town , S. A., Homeroom Secretary, Awards: English Singers, Ambition: Com- mercial Teacher, Interests: Music, Tennis. 29 'Ili Hg an ' T43 A-. 'bg GERALD RETFORD: Interests: Cars, Sports. JEANNE RHEAUME: S. A., Our Town , Carnival, Concert Choir, Homeroom Vice- Pres., Careers Day Rep.: Ambition: Nurse: Interests: Sports, Music. SHIREL RIES: Carnival: Ambition: Comp- tometer Operator: Interests: Dancing, Sports. JANET ROBERTS: G.A.L., Biology Club Treas- urer, Carnival, Concert Choir, Homeroom Treas., Spectator Rep.: Awards: Fencing, Interests: Fencing. LILLIAN RORAGEN: Carnival, C.L., Spring Concert: Ambition: Nurse, Interests: Swim- ming, Dancing. GERALD ROSS: Science Club, H.P.Typo- graphical Society Vice-Pres.g Ambition: Printer, Interests: Sports, Printing. ROXY READY: Carnival Aquacade, Latin Club, Christmas Pageant, Ambition: Nurse: Interests: Softball, Swimming. JOE RUFFINO: Football Team, Homeroom Treasurer: Interests: Sports, Hunting. ANN RYAN: Ambition: Social Service Work- er: Interests: Sports. F 1. lr. I it TEANNE SAARI: Ambition: Secretary: Inter- ests: Swimming, Skating. GLORIA SABATINI: Concert Choir, Basket- ball Team, G. A. L., Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Singing, Basketball. DONNA SANDERS: Future Nurses Club: Ambition: Comptometer Operator: Inter- ests: Music, Swimming. ROBERT SANDERS: Football Team: Ambition: Boxer, Interests: Sports, Bookkeeping. LUCY SCHINAGEL: Latin Club Treasurer, Riding Club, Librarians Club: Ambition: Physio-Therapist, Interests: Swimming, Piano. CARL SCHIPPEL: Lettermen's Club, Swim- ming, All American: Interests: Sports. JOHN SCOTT: Carnival, Ambition: Minister: Interests: Boats, Swimming. MAUREEN SCULLY: Language Club, Carnival Auditorium Show, Biology Club: Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Sports, Dancing. .TETTY SELLERS: Intercultural Student Council, G. A. L., Hockey Team, C. L.: Ambition: Beauticiang Interests: Swim- ming, Sports. 30 is Rb Us CQ-Q V X 5 , : . , ,ab N . . .:a- A ARLENE SENESKI: Carnival, Homeroom Sec- retary: Ambition: Ridinglnstructorg Interests: Horses, Swimming. MILDRED SHELTON: Latin Club, Intercul- tural Student Council, Y-Teens, Adv.Choral Club, Ambition: Teacher, Interests: Bowl- ing, Dancing. TERRY SHISSLER: Carnival Aquacade, English Singers, Concert Choir, Latin Club Vice-Pres. and Secretary, Mikado : Awards: English Singers, Ambition: Air- line Hostess: Interests: Sports, Music. ROBERT SHONK: Homeroom President: Am- bition: Draftsman: Interests: Science, Baseball. HELEN SIROUNIAN: Forensic Club, French Club: Ambition: Psychologist, Interests: Music, Books. JUDY SLOSSER: German and Future Nurses Clubs, Carnival: Ambition: Nurse: In- terests: Bowling, Music. CHARLES SMITH: French and Lettermen's Clubs, Awards: Swimming, Interests: Sports. PAT SMITH: Ambition: Traveling: Interests: Sports, Dancing. ANNETTE SPRAGUE: Carnival: Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Swimming, Cooking. ,f QF! 2. J qi f Q -G gf of , Y J, -3' A as fi: A as , xv ga nfs .- PAUL STANCEL: Carnival: Ambition: Travel- ing all over the world, Interests: Baseball, Reading. JUDY STANLEY: Latin Club, Dramatics Club Treas., Our Town , C. L., S. A., Christ- mas Pageant, Mikado , Carnival, Swim- ming and Fencing Teams, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Homeroom Treas., Awards: Band, English Singers, Fencing: Interests: Bowling, Swimming. MELVIN STEINBRENNER: J. C. Choir, Mikado , Band, English Singers, Awards: Music, Ambition: Musician, Interests: Medicine. PATRICIA STERLING: Ambition: Dietitian: In- terests: Sports, Music, Poetry. SUE STEWART: Ambition: Pilotg Interests: Collecting Coins. MARILYN STHVISON: Carnival, Junior Prom Committee, Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Music, Sewing. IGEINNETH STOKES: Forensic Club, Our Town , Band, Carnival, Track Team, Home- room Treas.g Ambition: Occupational Therapist: Interests: Art, Jewelry. ZANE STORY: French Club President and Honorary Advisor, Golf Team, Polar Bear Art Staff, Carnival, Homeroom Pres., S. A.: Awards: Scholastic Art, Golf, Ambition: Art Teacher: Interests: Art. MARION STUBBS: Carnival Aquacade, Bas- ketball Team, Hockey Team, Forensic and Biology Clubs, French Club, Spectator Staff, Polar Bear Senior Records Editor, Senior Banquet Committee, Homeroom Vice-Pres.: Awards: Basketball, Hockey. 9-A 'UH an 'EQ' BRUCELLA TILLEY: Carnival, Homeroom Treasurer: Ambition: Private Secretary, In- terests: Bowling, Swimming. PATRICIA TOBIAS: G. A. L., Swimming Team, Tennis Team, Cheerleader, Carnival Aquacade, Concert Choir, Polar Bear Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Drums of Deathu Makeup Committee, Awards: Swimming, Interests: Sports, Music. PETER TOOMA: Dramatics Club, Stamp and Science Clubs, ':Our Townug Ambition: Aeronautics Engineer: Interests: Basket- ball, Music. WILLIAM TUCKFIELD: Carnival Auditorium Show, Science Club, Interests: Yachting, Hunting. VIRGINIA TUGGLE: Biology, Science, and Riding Clubs, Future Librarians Club, Home- room Officer: Ambition: Dietitiong Interests: Dancing, Sports. EUGENE TURNER: Band, Homeroom Treasurer, Spectator Rep., Ambition: Accountant: Interests: Sports, Reading. RICHARD VALDEZ: Band President, Concert Orchestra, Carnival Auditorium Show, Awards: Band, Music Scholarship to M.S.C.g Ambition: Mechanical Engineer: Interests: Sports, Music. WILLARD VREELAND: Latin Club, Band, Ambition: C. P. A., Interests: Archery, Hunting. TOM WALDRON: Lettermen's Club, Car-- nival Pantomime Show, German Club, Home- room President, Awards: Football, Am- bition: Phys. Ed. Teacher: Interests: Sports, Radio Work. 32 fi 4qx ' s. 4 PAT SULLINGER: French and Latin Clubs, Concert Choir, Drums of Death Chairman, Carnival, Senior Prom Committee. Christmas Pageant, Polar Bear Staff, Homeroom Secretary. DELPHINE SZALANKIEWICZ: Carnival, French Club, Homeroom President: Am- bition: Music Teacherg Interests: Music, Dancing. TAKOOHEY TADIAN: G. A. L. Treasurer, Swimming Team, Homeroom Vice-Pres., Treas., and Secretary, Intercultural Stu- dent Councilg Ambition: Office Work: Interests: Bowling, Swimming. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR: French Club, Golf Team, Orchestra, Concert and Marching Bands: Awards: Golf, Band, Interlochen Scholarship. RONALD TEETERS: Ambition: College: In- terests: Cars, Archery. ALAN TEICHER SHIRLEY THICK: Orchestra President, Silver Strings, Concert Choir and Club. Biology Club, Carnival, Awards: Music Scholarship, Am- bition: Music Teacher: Interests: Music, Sports. SARAH TERRILL: Carnival Committee Co- Chairman, Dramatics Club Vice-Pres., Junior Prom Committee, Senior Banquet Committee, Spectator, All My Sons , Our Town , Angel Street . LARRY THOMAS: Ba s ke tba ll Team, Awards: Scholarship to Europe, Ambition: Engineer, Interests: Fishing, Sports, Fishing. I I 'aa I ,, 4' ,1- ., ,M A A X an H ie.. .U -N . . ,fi 'E 'et S: , Q , x A , , I 4. 1 K' 2 eg MARY WAYMER: G. A. L., Intercultural Stu- dent Council, Concert Choir: Awards: Basket- ball, Ambition: Athletic Instructor, Interests: Music. NED WEAVER: Carnival, Baseball Team, Science Club, Golf Team, Interests: Travel- ing, Sports. BONNIE WEBBER: Awards: Shorthand, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Bowling. ARCHIE WEEMS: Ambition: Farmer: Interests: Travel, Sports, Reading. BARBARA WEYAND: Carnival, Piano Club Vice-Pres., G. A. L., Golf Team, Homeroom President, Class Will and Prophecy Chair- man, Awards: Golf. PATRICIA WHITSON: Awards: Shorthand, Filing, Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Swimming, Skating. HARRYWIESEMANN: Carnival, Baseball Team, Homeroom President, Vice-Pres., Ambition: Electronic Engineer: Interests: Sports, Cars. KENNETH WIGGINS: Carnival, Concert Choir, English Singers, Science Club President, Awards: English Singers: Ambition: Doctor, Interests: Science, Writing, Music. ANN WILKINSON: Ambition: Private Sec- retary, Interests: Music,Sports. A is i 105 V , 3 H A A or m 5- 1:- ' -S ' N.. ' '.ao, 5... J.. 5. Q: ' ,ff 1 'l Qgqaitflgk I R BARBARA WILLIAMS: Latin Club President, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Class Treas- urer, Carnival Committee Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Committee Chairman, Homeroom Secre- tary: Ambition: Teacher. MARION WILLIAMSON: Carnival, Ambition: Secretary, Interests: Music,Sports. MAURINE WITTER: G. A. L. Vice-Pres., Dramatics Club, Swimming Team, Our Town , Carnival Committee Chairman and Aquacadeg Awards: Swimming: Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher: Interests: Sports, Plays. LOIS WOLCK: Biology Club, Carnival, Home- room President: Interests: Tennis, Swimming. WALLACE WOOD: S. A., Band, Biology Club, Spectator Staff, Awards: Music Schol- arshipg Interests: Music, Records. KEN WYSOCKI: Dramatics Club, Forensic Club, S. A., Carnival Auditorium Show, Junior Prom Committee, Homeroom Pres., Banquet Committee, Careers Day Rep.: Ambition: Dentist: Inte re sts: .Music, Yachting. MICHAEL YORK: Science Club, Swimming Team, Awards: Swimming: Ambition: Military Career, Interests: Shooting, Hockey. LOUISE YOUNG: Future Nurses Club, G.A.L., Forensic Club, Drums of Death Committee, Carnival, Jane Eyre Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Dramatics Clubg Awards: Hockey, Basketball, Forensic Key: Ambition: Nurse: Interests: Dancing, Basketball. TED ZIINK: Homeroom Vice-President: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. Interests: Sports, Cars. 33 I ,Q -.Vi Q. 1 .-. , 9 JOAN ZINSKI: Riding Club Secretary, Future Teachers Secretary, Junior Red Cross Club President, Intercultural Student Council, Spec- tator Staff, Future Nurses Club: Ambition: Lawyer: Interests: Music, Roller Skating. DANIE L ZURLA: Golf Team : Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman: In t e r e sts: Golf, Drawing. .5 .9l'l Wemoriam , 'N ' ' RICHARD L. BERNIER: August 6, 1935 - Dec- ember 4, 1952. Carnival, Movie Operator: Ambition: Midget Auto Racer: Interests: Sports, Aut -11-i JU DAVID ALDERMAN: Ambition: Engineering. VARTAN CAZANJIAN: Homeroom Treasurer, Inter- national Club, Science Club: Ambition: Chemist: Interests: Sciences, Languages. WILLIAM CHAMBLIN: S. A., SpectatorRep., Home- room Treas.: Ambition: Commercial Artist: Interests: Sports, Music. JOHN CRAWFORD: Football Team, Homeroom Pres- ident: Award: Football: Ambition: Football Coach: Interests: Sports. AGNES DEMERJIAN: Carnival: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Dancing, Bowling. GERALD GALL: Interests: Cars, Boat Racing. EUGENE HABOIAN EVELYN HOWARD: Card Sale Committee: Ambition: Psychologist: Interests: Piano. RICHARD JONES: Carnival, Spectator Rep., Home- room President. JAMES KALOUSTIAN: Ambition: Physicist. BRUNO LUCISANO: Carnival: Ambition: Business: Interests: Dancing. ROBERT MACK BE RTHA Mc PHE RSON JOSEPH MONACO: Reserve Baseball Team, Our Town , Biology and Science Clubs, Carnival: Am- bition: Aeronautical Engineer. ALAN MYERS: Ambition: I.B.M. Worker: Interests: Cars. CAROL NELSON: Ambition: Beautician: Interests: Roller Skating, Swimming. o Mechanics. NE GRADUATES CAMERA SHY DARLENE PELTO: Ambition: Secretary: Interests: Skating, Bowling. HARRY PETERSON: S. A. President, Senior Prom Committee, Carnival Auditorium Show, Basketball Team, Dramatics Club, Golf Team, Our Town , Junior Prom Committee, Intercultural Student Council, Homeroom President. MONICA POWELL: Piano Club, Intercultural Student Council, Christmas Pageant, Mikado , Carnival, Orchestra, Golf Team: Awards: Golf, Camp Rankin Scholarship: Ambition: Piano Teacher. JAMES PROEN: International Club: Awards: French Medal: Ambition: Linguist. ENON ROZIER: Intercultural Student Council, Christ- mas Pageant, Band: Ambition: Writer. JANICE SAIDE: Angel Street , Dramatics Club, Carnival, Homeroom Vice-Pres.: Award: Thespian. JEROME SILVARMAN: S. A., Homeroom Secretary: Interests: Dogs, Horses. FLORENCE SIMONIAN: Carnival: Ambition: Private Secretary. .TAKE SINE: Carnival: Ambition: Tool and Die Maker. EDWARD SOLOMON: Intercultural Student Council: Ambition: Science. PHILIP SUMNER: Reserve Basketball Team. WILLIAM SUSNJAR ELVIN VICKERS: Drums of Death , Carnival Auditorium Show, German Club, Dramatics Club, Homeroom Pres., Treas.: Ambition: Foreign Officer. MICHAEL WYNNE 34 . 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U Qrtunat O 0 is 1 e Jun or ssssisericgzfsfsugh to . om Shirlefn claims 1t..f wills her little D girl roles to Mary 'ge S J and Catherine Brad- ord -i-J -Sxxxmvee 'C 9' me aqlimq' x, 6300 4495 nxgzfvim G0 xx No.0 9 I ' Q K' Sxgbfgiexx MT wr Joseph Will ' Dk S to h0Ok to 8tgar?elePh0ne hasketba UP dur-1 ll me wastebagkefafes and a Piece-su, Q Catch t 6 Judy and the fun in Physics to Barbara Brownell...He1en Sir ounian wills her famous last words, Let me tell you, to H.P ..Bernard Jones wills the springs in his basketball shoes to Freddie Gunderson... Lucy Schinagel and Roxy Ready will their three year friendship ta two other girls who can stand strain -' fy 16, 11 '- so' is xvafqx 1115 aes W 5 t 'wb wins r to Heier Mr. Jones 1953. JAY HOWARD surgeon for the H.P . football team. LURLENE DONNELLY designing streamlined tank suits. PETER TOOMA a beachcomber in the Philippines. MARY KIZY teaching Arabian to H.P. cheerleaders DOLORES MONTGOMERY teaching Latin in an Eskimo igloo. ALEX ALEXANDER conducting the New York Philharmonic. KEITH NEILSON replacing Frank Costello's place on the Crime Commission JOHN GROTEWOHL playing quarterback for Vassar. GAIL CRANE playing the Warsaw Concerto in Parker Hall. MIKE ARBOGAST running a Florida rest home for retired beachcombers. VIVIAN BLACK a Powers model displaying Eskimo parkas in Greenland. KEN WYSOCKI playing the piano for the French cans-cans on the Riviera. ELVIN VICKERS a champion hog-caller in Cripple Creek, Wyoming. JACK HODGSON teaching Patricia Steven's models to walk gracefully. EARL KOSKELLA playing short-stop for the Cuban Cuties all-girl baseball team of Havana. JOAN ZINSKI has taken over the lead in the I Married Joan TV Show. JANET HUNT and ARLENE SENESKI personal maids to Hopalong Cassidy's horse. LAROY CASEY, MEL STEINBRENNER, and KEN WIGGINS singing with the Firehouse Five Plus Two. 0 3 CINDY .., , IDEAL AMERICAN BOY IDEAL AMERICAN GIRL CLASS WIT BIGGEST GIRL FLIRT BIGGEST BOY FLIRT MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED, BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED, HARDEST WORKER, BOY HARDEST WORKER, GIRL FRIENDLIEST BOY FRIENDLIEST GIRL BEST ATHLETE, BOY BEST ATHLETE, GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY BEST LOOKING GIRL MOST TALENTED BOY MOST TALENTED GIRL GIRL JAMES ENGRAM 8 gl JANE BARRON KEITH NEILSON ALICE CONGLETON EDWARD HOWELL DON LYNDON BARBARA WEYAND DON LYNDON DE LORES MONTGOMERY RAY GOULD JANE BARRON JAMES ENGRAM MARY LOVELL RAY GOULD VIVIAN BLACK LAROY CASEY JANE HAMILTON ...iw 'E x ff-'v 'N I ,K EG' z 55 gf + 'Qu ' 'f IQ 'r - QJNN C -ml Us U' ' -7 7-1. ' 7 i Q, H. - v is Y - . ' f' ' ,E ,,.--- -' - , . f --M : 1. 3 - , I ,. te- --1 '-.'-- - Q 1' ---i xl J 11-i - U- .. 'B-1 i X- ' - ns-lli A . D -' , Y V 35 ns H -if iv Lin lsr -qi X 1 U - XA A Q -1512 , - , + fs S j Nr-I- Q .24 -- . ' pk 1 .LT-- - - Q' ' A- 4l --if 'H' -- '1 'l Earls.. Juv- ,,,. , Q f H- ...M ' T 'N 2 l 4 ,I in Students from ceramics classes don't mind getting their hands dirty, as shown in the picture below. The other illustration shows students industriously improving their clay sculptures. , -N: Giving and getting criticism of their work from other students and teachers is animportant part of the art student's training. Here a student is shown pointing out good and bad points of his drawing to a classmate. The criticism he receives will help him to make improvements on his original drawing. Art courses not only develop the person's artistic abilities, but also add to his judging powers. 16. 1 ....--...a--Quik' 'V 1? sfw ff' , . ' i irq, 'fun ' J These jewelry students are experiencing the joy of creating beautiful designs in silver and copper. Bracelets,pins, cuff links, earrings, and enameled ash trays are among the articles made in the jewelry classes. Many students who learn the jewelry techniques continue them at home as a hobby. 'ffff2-:ia Here are three boys from the drawing Lf! and painting class discussing their work . 1 with Mr. Kellog, one of the art instruc- -,fe tors. In this class the students use water colors, chalk, crayons, and show- card paints to sketch landscapes, still life, figures, and portraits. This year they placed four entries in the safety poster contest and eight in the 'Be Kind To Animals' contest, in addition to designing covers for various booklets and pamphlets. Drawing and painting challenges and stimulates the talents and abilities of the students taking the class. -M N . E , J ',: 'f za q1i5Zf3izi::5ss'f1i.:s 4 . ' TN lil ,, Q P '11 K U In the eleventh grade, girls from Miss Moore's Advanced Foods classes are sent to the Nursery School as Junior Dietitians to assist the head dietitian, Mrs. Gillespie. They help to prepare and serve the meals, getting valuable experience in quantity cooking. 44 is 805 . , A-. The Nursery School at Highland Park, supervised by Mrs. Clara Strong, is well- lmown as one of the best in all the state. Students in the ninth and twelfth grades are required to spend some time in the nursery, working and playing with the children, and in the twelfth grade espec- ially, observing and writing reports on the children in connection with sociology classes. The Nursery School is not only a service to the community, but it also benefits the students who learn what to expect from these three-and-four-year- olds, and how to take care of them. 'I'he students learn how to adapt the text-book methods from sociology class to every- day situations. At the far left is a sociology class dis- cussing their experiences in Nursery School. At the left are children learning to play together and get along with each other. At the middle left are two of the little girls having a difference of opinion over a puzzle. At the bottom is a student teacher helping with bead-Stringing. Care Mix 9'Pm9 Pictured at the right is a typing class in action. Typing is one of the basic skills which every high school graduate should have. It is necessary for any office position and many excellent jobs are available to anyone typing fifty words or more per minute. The placement department finds office employment for any student who is qualified at the time of graduation. At the end of the two years of typing which are offered, the student should be a proficient typist. T 01169 of M045 Together Highland Park's two libraries hold 14,800 books. Besides the books, magazines, vocational and pamphlet files, they have a large reference book selection. Assisting the head librarian is a student staff. These assistants help other students find books and carry out other responsi- bilities in the library. This not only promotes smooth operation of library,but betters the relationship between the stu- dents and the library. It helps to make the library a pleasant and effective place in which to work. Student assistants ac- quire important skills through co- operatively working together and through assuming responsibility. Sienna The picture at the left showsastenography class being shown the fundamentals of shorthand. To enter a stenography class you must have completed one year or more of typing and have at least a C in college english. About eighty per cent of the girls who finish stenography go into clerical work after graduation. To spur the girls on to higher goals, awards are presented to the ones who reach speeds of 60, 80, 100, 120 words per minutes during 5 minute readings with less than 3 per cent errors. Transcriptions are written by hand and also typed. 45 'mf DESIGNED AND EDITED BY THE STUDENTS OF HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, HIGHLAND PARK, MICHIGAN, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY- THREE. jufure Wecganicb river raining The driver training class is one of the most popular classes in school. Mr. Hansen and Mr. Larzelere each take twelve students a day for training. They are out for two hours at a time with four students in each car. The cars have been donated for the course by some of the very generous automobile dealers in Highland Park. These cars have been specially built with dual controls. 46 w............. I , '4 ' 1 ' Ny-as K 1 ,. ix !,..xN, 1' 'Fw n In H. P. 's fully-equipped auto mechanics classes, the boys get a basic knowledge of the repairing and servicing of automobiles which fits them for jobs in garages and filling stations. To give you an idea of how messy this job is --- at the left are two future mechanics removing the oil pan from a car. Above, they are doing motor repair work. Mr. Hoffman has fifteen in his classes. r' . n , Q Q d 'NL 3335, 1 'gg . ' g ,,,,.,mm,. er i s ---X l.. l.4Ei5Yf-ini? X ' - A . - ,XQ H - ' M .,.e ,tk X 'V . ,wk Recently the trade machine boys have entered on a very ambitious program. They are now in the process of making different types of machines and tools. Shown above is the milling gear, while at the right is the machine carriage under observation. The graduates of 1953 are now tmdergoing a project of completing small drill presses. Also under construction is a small bench lathe. wa- .gncludfry gouna! prinf .Slap Proud of their well equipped print shop, the boys of Highland Park perform many valuable services for the schoo1,including various printing materials and several publications. For example at the left we see two of the boys in the process of printing forms and tags. 47 The above two biology students are quite interested in their white mice this year. To them it is a new ex- perience to have white mice to work with, and to discover biological laws that will help them under- stand the natural world around them and to enjoy their laboratory work more fully. Aff file Organ .yn fde ofagoraforiea Many students in chemistry are quite amazed by some of the reactions that occur when doing an experiment. In the above picture Jim Hovis and Dave Courtney are working hard to determine an unknown compound. Most students in chem- istry lab say that it is more fun than hard work. The students in the organ class were quite happy last term when they made a field trip to Grinne1's. While there they saw the three main types of organs. The students are preparing for a recital which will be the highlight of the year. Junior .Tim Vickers is pictured at the left during a practice session. Af 'lfU0fL... At the left is pictured one of Highland Park's home- making laboratories. Recently remodeled, these modern buildings house all the necessary equipment required for the training of future homemakers. Built just like actual homes, the buildings give the girls a Wonderful opportunity to learn all the ins and outs of running a home. They plan and cook meals, balance budgets, clean house, and sewjust as theywill do when they have homes of their own. Besides the homemaking labs, there is an advanced sewing department in the high school building itself. In these classes senior girls make entire wardrobes at great savings of money. Many girls make all the clothes for the Wash- ington Trip. Here at Highland Park for the 9B's and 9A's there is a required course called exploratory which is really an introduction to the vocational and commercial departments of the high school. Both girls and boys spend a few weeks taking such courses as printing and home mechanics. The remainder of the semester is spent in either an introduction to typing or a gardening course. The purpose of the exploratory program is to acquaint the students with Highland Park's i unique vocational program and to create interest in typing and other courses in the commercial department. 1 I l lk .2 J? , 5 A 5: I X p A 4 v-rl'- il i '12 T sn 'N-6,11 ff vrlg- .ifr-7-74 --V ,, H... rw-,Q-,TT Egger- W5 xxx. 11 1 . If K M' .qi aa .-iq J - A ff - - - ....', L1At'h A A- l -sf-Q' QQ , K - -L f - , -L3 I-Qi-.V uigiff'-' 9 ii It 'I A lv 4 4 .a ,P C1 - ' ' K 'L' IA- 1 f 5 W 1 -L. 5 at -u il' .Q--3 P . .-.TT '- 5 l ? 'x tl- df- 4f 'i3':2? 5 5' -an - :Ili D- ' ' L , g:'3f ' '2! F!-l4..:+ 5 .B--.... ..'5A: A'z':' '..,..,1 '. Sp ' ' J - ' l 2 1 QT. G. - U K W f 4? Q ' iss-'25, A . A if xx kf J' gf, N' '-.,xQ- ' YJ-QY'-l,,w 4 V'--,, N A 7 T1gi-' . 1 QL. -A J C. - ,, gf' 7 ,P F-1- x 1 , R X I w L IU gl ' 1 U I'lll'l'l5 of ,, At a tense moment, questioning by the sheriff1Eddie Bensonjis causing the maid, Mrs. Oakley, lCatherine Bradfordj to be quite upset. In this scene Eugenia CHelen Raytisl thinks she is making progress in a flirtation with Dr. Cameron IElvin Vickersj. Y' Shown above from left to right are: Anna Took- oian, John Schuler, Nancy Wimmer, John Mar- tin, Maedell Baker, Catherine Bradford, and Eddie Benson. Here, in the last act, almost the whole cast is on stage for the finale when the mystery is solved. Below - Much credit goes to Mrs. Elaine Wise. lcenterl for her guidance and to student directors Mary MacKenzie and Jay Howard for their help. 54 fr N- X . in 1 -H1 - w -Q 1 Shown below from left to right are: Eddie Ben- son, John Schuler, Nancy Wimmer, Maedell Baker, Bonnie Johnson, Anna Tookoian, Helen Raytis, andJohn Martin. As everyone gathers in the sitting-room of the old mansion, located in the bayou country of Louisiana, the maidCe1este , goes into a trance in an attempt to communicate with spirits and find the lost owner of the house. . JN 'A ,JK ' ., ' ' . In this scene from Jane Eyre , the residentsof Thornfield Hall have gathered for the ill-fated wedding of the master, Mr. Rochester and his governess, Jane. Pictured above from left to right are: Dean Gough, Nancy Wimmer, Carol Kantola, Steve Schneider, Anna Tookoian, Ron Benson, John Schuler, Joanne Bull, Helen Raytis, Mary Bradford, Pat Davis, and Bonnie Johnson. gl' ' J 1-. -s 71' 1-H a tn ' 1 4? XV! 99 alle gf? . . In an exciting moment of the play, the seamstress, Grace Poole, has shocking news to tell Mr. Rochester. Above from left to right: Mary Brad- ford, Pat Davis, and John Schuler, Below: Joanne Bull, as Jane Eyre, gets acquainted with her new ward Adele, a little French girl, played by Bonnie Johnson. Above from left to right: Dean Gough, student directorg Mrs. Mary Fraser, faculty directory and Otto Jenson, prop manager. Mrs. Fraser's expert direction, plus the long hours put in by the cast and technical crews combined to make this play one of the finest. Below: Lady Engram watches happily as Mr. Rochester pays court to her daughter Blanche. Pictured from left to right are: Carol Kantola, Dean Gough, Anna Tookoian, John Schuler, and Helen Raytis. ,.r ',1 53 S Ex X! W 3 X Xl Il X E ,alll E f,,, E S ea ce on 6 ar fl. Xa S 'X V Jw. ,f',' . I Ig.: ff XX f A - VX if X lf, if' Y X I! f 5 L .E 'i N I The Christmas Pageant, a cherished tradition at Highland Park, was devoted this year to the sacred theme of the Nativity. Participating in the Pageantwere the Concert Choir and Junior College Choir, directed by Mr. Roy M. Parsonsg the Treble Clef Choir, directed by Mrs. Marion Kintzg and the Silver Strings Ensemble, led by Mr. Dacho Dachoff. Mrs. Florence Rahles and Mrs. Cyril Miles were in charge of the Pageant art work. 55 leobcafion . . . To an able shipmate and executive officer, we the crew of the S.S. Highland Park of 1953, dedicate this book. Ambition and courage unbounded make him a most inspiring crew member. 2 .953 lg M PJ 1' X WWW' XNQAT' HQ xfx,X ' 'wr 41- Peaferit SLOW On . . . fN -P+ Come one, Come all, to the Greatest Show on Earth . These words echoed through the halls of HP on January Z9 and 30 during the Senior Carnival oi 1953. The theme of the circus was carried out everywhere, from the barker and jangling calliope at the entrance, to the cardboard menagerie on the walls and the costumed concessionaires selling their wares. The most profitable yet, this year's Carnival earned over S2,100. Heading this im- portant credit-earning project were Judy Bates and Keith Neilson, General Chair- men. Committee chairmen were Jane Barron, Publicity, Sarah Terrill and Janet Peattie, Features, Marilyn Shields and Donn Thurmond, Concessions, Jane Hamilton, Auditorium Show, Dolores Montgomery, Tickets, Barbara Williams and Bonnie Johnson, Finance, Anna Mae Kutni and Jeanne Marchildon, Dance, Mattie Greene, Clean-up, Lurlene Don- nelly, Decorationsg Maurine Witter, aqua- cade, Barbara Rehbine, Parents' Lounge, John Grotewohl, Police, and John Vayias, Construction. The seniors not only worked before and during the Carnival but also afterwards, counting tickets, paying bills, figuring profits, distributing credits, and writing reports for next year's chairmen. Also giving much time, energy, and advice on the Carnival were Faculty Advisers Mr. Moles, Miss Harris, Mr. Simon,Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Hiller, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Ohl, Miss Hastings, Mr. Burke, Mrs. Berryman, Mr. Boze, Mr. Green, Mr. Wink, Mr. Hutchins, and Miss Herald. At the left are some highlights of the Carnival, beginning with the picture sur- rounding the drumstick, going clockwise, are . . . the mermaids of the Aquacade swimming the Paris Blues . . . Jane and Mel doing Don't Go Into The Lion Cage Tonight, Mother . . . Gail Turber- ville entertaining . . . Adrienne giving it her all . . . the jazzband- Einar, Milton, Dick, John, John, Mel, and Marvin, the sweetest music this side of ? . . . the singing gals, the Latin Lovers'j Maurine, Delphine, June, and Shirley . . .the French can-can chorus line. In the center is seen the missing link . 57 ,.. fn, ,- ,4 ff' s ff f K, :ea . mmf-'---. . -I' few. ., , fs-my be 1. A-f Erma? mf, : :.:,,,gv ..,.,f:h.,,l. w,.,.,,,MY 1 fm. 1- V. One of the most looked-forward-to and longest remembered events in the senior year at Highland Park is the annual trip to Wa h- s inton, D. C. Textbooks and school clothes are laid aside for a week while Parkers put on their best bib a.nd tucker to tour the famous scenes of our Capital. The trip, an annual event since 1916, is the culmination of a year of hard work for credits. The pros- pective trippers sell magazines, gift wrap- piugs, and Christmas cards, and put on 3 January Carnival which this year netted them over S2,100. fv.QQ,.,- wr.: swaps' mf- -rm V- . ., 1 K., 9 1 I 3 Ii' 59 'Q ' ,Q1-.A-.,,,ws esmve.,f .Y .T 1 , -..,w-..5x..,m.Pfv.,...aw,,.: al, law N -,y-V -fi L 2 ff' - f ss, !! 5 1 Stflle M fAe KGIIJ. . ,Al fi x ' 7 ,. 2 1 .1 ci M gp Q C I Qi luv 9993 xc! 4 f ff OFFICERS 60 ffl The High School Band, imder the direction of Mr. John Blanock, had another year filled with activities. Pictured at the left are the band officers ffirst rowjz Jane Barron, I Richard Valdez, Dick Brown, and Phyllis Griffiths. fSecond rowl: Paul Frederics and Hester Zilliken. any ,u 11 5 'R xi'2,? .N :gi 4 , Y 1711A 4 V ,1.' i l Q , 2 : 3 - f ' 2 1 2 - 3 ! E l s ,if sn. , ' is 4 z . Z' knew l n Q I H x ai 1 U I 4 v i 5 ff l 52,195 The band's activities included play- ing at football games, playing for the Goodfellow Parade and the Hud- son's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and presenting an annual concert in the spring. Pictured at the right are the clarinet quartet: Ron Benson, Richard Valdez, John Smith, and Dick Yarmy. C LARINE T QUARTE T 61 A we xii f 1!lH- 64 C- udic Jlifd flue .zdir H. if 1 1 i - t 4 . ,. ff nf. ,gg HIGH SCHOOL The Highland Park High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Dacho Dachoff, presented numerous programs the past year. The annual formal concert held on the evening of January fifteenth highlighted the activities. This concert was rated one of the best in the history of the school. Other programs included Youth Concerts in the elementary schools, and participation in school assemblies, including the Christmas Pageant and Spring Concert. Overture to the Ballet Don Juan , Fugue in G Nlinor CThe LesserJ and Blue Tango were a few of the numbers on the program for the formal concert. Hildred Wessinger was the Concertmaster. Other first violins wereg Marilyn Coyle, Carol Usher, Helen Raytis, Teria Houvras, Lydia Chegar andArtenus Proen. Principal Second Violin was Christine Maline. Other second violins were Virginia Schuler, Shirley Hindrickson, Phyllis Norris, Carol The Orchestra officers are pictured at the left from left to right ffirst rowl: Kay McDonald, Secretaryg Hildred Wessenger, Vice Presidentg Shirley Thick, Presidentg Marilyn Coyle, Secretary. CSecond rowl: Barbara Perusek, Librarian, Marv- in Howell, Treasurer, Carol Usher, Librarian. These officers served ' i the first semester. g Y ? A s t 3 u t 7 f L l ,Q , 5 OFFICERS 62 ORCHESTRA Marchewitz, Richard Dix, Marjorie Pearsall, and Claudette Davis. Shirley Thick played the viola. Richard Eshkanian was the principal cello. Monica Powell, Pamela Davies, Maxine Randles, and Ruth Lanipman also played cello. String basses were played by Jim Szalankiewicz, Richard Culver, and Delphine Szalankiewicz. Kay McDonald and Barbara Perusek played the flute. The oboe was played by Katherine Pullki. Clarinets were Gary Blalock, Robert Handley, Ronald Ben- son, and Richard Valdez. At the Bassons were Eugene Hoboian and Paul Fredericks. Jim Anderson played the saxaphone. The trumpets were played by Glen Harriman, Robert Austin, and John Schuler. Milton Ekola, Einar Mannerberg and Bob Baker played trombones. Percussionists were Marvin Howell and Earl Newman. The outstanding students of the orchestra are chosen for the Silver Strings. These select musicians represent the instrumental music department in various assemblies. Pictured to the right, left to right, are ffirst rowlz Shirley Thick, Marilyn Coyle, Hildred Wessenger, X Carol Usher, Teria Houvras . 5 RA CSecond rowlz Jim Szalankiewicz, Richard Eskanian, Richard Culver. . Not pictured: Helen Raytis. - X SILVER STRINGS 63 TREBLE CLEF rv ENSEMBLE Excellent training and unusual vocal ability are consistent earmarks of the Treble Clef, the top singers of the ninth and tenth grades. Directed by Mrs. Marion Kintz, the Treble Clef's major activities included singing for the Christmas Pageant, other holi- day assemblies, and, of course, their outstanding annual spring concert. The top solo-quality voices from the Treble Clef are organized into the Ensemble, also under Mrs. Kintz's direction. Their feature ap- pearance is in the yearly springtime song festival. Above: English Singers, the school's most select vocal group, are well known throughout the city for their fine singing. The mem- bers are chosen from Concert Choir through auditions by Mr. Parsons. Right: One of the most active groups in school is Concert Choir, under the leadership of Mr. Roy M. Parsons. Their activities include the Christmas Pageant, Commencement, a con- cert in the spring, and singing around the city on special invita- tion. This year their biggest performance outside of school was appearing on the program which was televised from the Fox Theater on Good Friday. Q3 tel! ENGLISH SINGERS CONCERT cnom ,.,.....F C1 5 mf' 31164 of Cponfenb page January Graduates. . . . 10 June Graduates . . . 21 Academics. . . 41 Activities . . 51 Sports . . . 81 Faculty. . . 96 Undergraduates . . . . 104 Advertisements . . . 126 3 gufufe .S72l'lClf0I'6 Q? tri' N STUDENT ASSOCIATION Shown above from left to right are: tfirst rowl Eric Lindbloom, Don Lyndon, Susan Mac Cartan, Harry Peterson, Mariam Hines, Cynthia Hart. fSecond rowjz Gus Papedelis, John Grotewohl, Gloria Maynard, Zane Story, Carol Kantola, Barbara Rehbine. fThird rowJ: Terry Priest, Abdullah Lahab, Elaine Valesano, Pauline Jones, Sue York,Joanne Pauschert, Josephine Critelli. fFourth rowjz Donn Thurmond, Keith Neilson, Doug Runnels, Jerry Pritchard, Comer Heath, Louie Melfi, Jack Weher, Michael Wynn. Highland Park High School's student govern- ing body for the two upper grades, the Student Association, has again done atremendousjob to improve the school for students and teachers during the past year. The organi- zation's first big project of the year was the Border Cities League Conferences - two of which were held here, and the other two away. Problems common to allstudents were discussed by the delegates. One of the accomplishments the Student Association was most busy with this year was the Pep Rally and the Homecoming program charge of the various welfare drives. The student handbooks handed out at the beginning of each semester was another accomplish- ment of the S. A. Noon movies were sponsored by this student body. -Us Z' i ' -, OFFICERS Shown above from left to right are the S. A. officers: Susan MacCartan, secretaryg Don Lyndon, vice-presidentg Harry Peterson, presi- dentg Marian Hines, treasurer. 66 for the alumni. The Association sponsors ' and supervises class elections, and has xx 2 F Jufure elaredenfafiued . . . L. 1-. A , so fr' 'Ik 'Q'-v C IVIC LE AGUE Shown above from left to right are ffirst rowlr Marjorie Pearsall, Carrilyn Stewart, Delores Boyajian, Pat Anderson. fsecond rowlz Myrna Malone, Dorathy Stantan, Pat Cooney, Danise Chisholm, Carol Ann Carter. fthird rowjz Raymond Blake, Mary Johns, Ray Bonin, Lida Michael, Joe Keiffer. ffourth rowjz Michael Medoes, Barbara Owen, Harry Avagian, Judy Jardeen. OFFICERS Shown above from left to right are: Don Jevitt, treasurer, DickYarmy, vice-president, Pat Anderson, sec- retary, and Joe Barakat, president. The main purpose of the Civic League, which is composed of ninth and tenth graders, is service to the school. This organization has been very helpful in performing useful deeds this past year. The Safety and Sanitation committee has per- formed services to improve the conditions of the school. For ideas their representatives have attended various meetings throughout the year. The Civic League carefully selects and sponsors the noon movies. It also has charge of the pencil machines which are used widely. The officers for the past year were Joe Barakat, president, Dick Yarmy, vice-president, Pat Anderson, secretary, andDon Jevitt,treasurer. Adviser for the group is Miss Florence Pendall. 67 Jag ofouerd . . . SCIENCE CLUB Shown above from left to right are: flst rowlz Bonnie Finkle, Ray Blake, David Miklik, Steve Sneider, Mr. Burch, Elizabeth Navickas, Larry Peddrick, Karwyn Thomas. 42nd rowlz Jan McMeekin, Eugene Winkler, Ned Weaver, Mr. Skinner, Ken Larbarge, Bill Tuckfill, Doug Runnels, Keith Kennedy, Micheal Wynne, Ken Wiggins. The club started the year off by having Mr. Paul Jones and Mr. Roger Skinner give speeches in their special fields of science. The members took part in science projects and made field trips to Cranbrook and other places of scientific interest. The membership enlarged tremen- dously this year. Officers of the club were Doug Runnels and Steve Snieder, presidents, Bill Tuckzfield, vice-president, Elizabeth Navickas, secretary, Mike Wynne, treasurer. The Biology Club is made up of nature-loving students under the direction of Mr. John Kulju to develop their interests in plant and animal life. Field trips to the University of Michigan and Hillsdale College are among the c1ub's activities. The club officers were John Long, pres- identg Bill Symons, vice-presidentg Virginia Tuggle, secretary, and Pat Pearsall, treasurer. I 1' i . rg I, , 9 , - ig 'I a .., , . 'Qty' 1 ' X 17 'i Lf' jr -4 BIOLOGY CLUB Shown above from left to right are: Qlst rowjr Frank Chaustowkh, Herbert Cruse, Bob Geurin, Bill Symons, John Long, Virginia Tuggle, Pat Pearsall, 12nd rowj: Mr. Ku1ju,Elizabeth Dearbekerian, Alice Hachigian, James Harper, Hamel Umphrey, Don Gillmore, Phyllis Oldhan, Joyce Pittman, Freddie Gunderson. 13rd rowlz Arlene Tapani, Rayanne Tarpinian, Suzanne Williams, Janet Roberts, Jackie Kaufman, Christine Springer, Bob Hillis. 14th rowlz Sam Chelian, Glen Duncan, Eugene Meaders, Douglas Allison, Russel Maletor, Keith Kennedy. 68 Jaw ...1 Jai. . . PIANO CLUB Shown above from left to right are ffirst rowj: Julianne Horvath, Rosalie Throgmorton, Leon Thomas, Gail Crane, Barbara Weyand, Una Boston, Barbara Rehbine. Qsecond rowjz Nancy Lindley, Duane Phillips, Barrie Bryant, Lydia Cheger, Barbara Ragland, Kay Sipes, Rosalie Horowitz, Joan Matchett. The Piano Club exists to give its members an opportunity to participate in piano solo work and a chance to accompany vocal and instrumental numbers. The big activity of the year is Solo Nite usually held in April. The officers for the past year were Leon Thomas, president, Barbara Weyand, vice-president, and Gail Crane, secretary. The Riding Club is a group that has fun on Monday nights under the direction of Connie Miller, a Wayne University student. The members meet at the Lone Pine Stables to ride high in the saddle over the surrounding w . countryside, and also to discuss further activi- ties. Mary Rashid, the only officer, is secretary- treasurer. RIDING CLUB Shovm above from bottom to top are: First row, Rosemary Throcmorten, Carol Yap, Elizabeth Ryang Second row, Mary Rashid, Barbara Brooks, Fay Smith, Third row, Carol Usher, Joan Downard, Mary LouKing, Linda Smith. 69 N Zzlnclage mappera ant! .fgirlafane maLer5 S- FUTURE NURSES CLUB Shown above from left to right: Qfront rowj, Mrs. Koltonski fadvisorj, Jane Salmon, Rosemary Seifert, Myrna Melone, Betty Ajemian, Audrey Armitage, Ruby Hill, Willie Belle Sykes. fbackrowj: Sharron Kauffman, Judy Slosser, Julia Peterson, Mitzi DeNino, Wanda Wisehart, Elizabeth Dearekerian, Bonnie Cochrane, Joan Birkenhauer, Joanne Ambrose, Marilyn Roth, Gloria Maynard. This club attempts to acquaint interested girls in the various phases of nursing, including the type of courses and training they should take in college. Recruitment coordinates visit the club and discuss with them job possibilities in the Army and Navy. Club members also attend open houses held after school at different hospitals. The newly organized Model Airplane Club under the direction of Mr. J. F. Zook studies and makes model airplanes. In the future, members of the club plan to enter competitions. 'f .1 5 :-. Cf' ' 4 .inf ...fi MODE L AIRPLANE C LUB Shown above from left to right are ltop rowjz Harry Solomon, Roy Hampton, George Mott Richard Baily, James Medlow, Mr. Jack Zook. fbottom rowj: Otto Jenson, Ronald Genaw Richard Vamsek, Tom Puckett, Tom Morden. do 1 if gffer unify . . ' 5 if KJ 4 Q ,g f ' 1, ,. V WH- , K3 ' 5: ' N X ag!!! iii' if 3 Kr J 5 INTERCULTURAL STUDENT COUNCIL Shown above from left to right are lfirst rowjz Mildred Shelton, Adrien Kirk, Gwen Paritee, Alice Congleton, Doris Baker, Walter Combs, Barbara McKay, Magdalene Edwards. Qsecond rowj: Caesar Molian, Tony Armodeo, Dick Vane, Clarence Lacey, Carol Russel, Lucretia Amodeo, Rena Blackman, Beatrice Bennett, Emma Blockett. fthird rowl: Willie Benson, Nancy Bright, Shelba Quinn, Louella Wilbon, Addie Matton, Jackie Mattis, Betty Bjorn. ffourth rowl: Dale Robinson, Lawrence Jones, Mary Waymer, Faye Smith, Luke Collins, George Lacefield, Judson Powell. The Intercultural Student Council is organized for promoting better relations be- tween different racial groups. The council gave the proceeds from their annual basketball game to a Navajo school in Shiproal, Mexico. Mr. George Green and Mr. Harvey Jackson are the alternating advisers. The council officers were Alice Congleton, president, Gwendolyn Paritee, vice-presidentg Lucretia Amodeo and Gail Turberville, secretaries, and Betty More, treasurer. The International Language Club is composed of students who were born in or who are interested in foreign countries. Its purpose is to acquaint these students with United States customs. About ten countries are represented. The temporary president is Mary Kizy and Miss Mary Daniels is adviser. lf ' vt . .. '-5 -C 3--- .. - 'L tv' '-- , .- ,N ,A ,sf 5 in I. 2 95 ilftzlll INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE Shown above from left to right are Qfirst rowjz Vartan Cazanjian, James Proen, Marva McKay, Sami Yatooma, MaryKizy, John Proen. fsecond rowl: Anne Burdett, Liberty Churukian, Carol Yap, Mildred Tomoff, Mary Johnson, Florence Johnson, Miss Daniels ladvisorj. fthird rowl: Claude Cellich, Americo Arraez, Juan Perez, Mike Arbogast, Vartan Osgoyan, Alvaro Tobon, Amado Higby, John Vayias. eff fu . . . anal ya! W7 LATIN CLUB Shown above from left to right lfirst rowl: Dick Yarmy, Terry Ann Shissler, Janet Poe, Ann Liu, Dave Johnson. fsecond rowlz Sue Clinton, Belva Malejan, Clara Assad, Delores Montgomery, Janice Firden, Mary Lou Squire, Beatrice Parlcin. fthird rowl: Ina Mae Haas, Pat Amidon, Helen Hughes, Christine Vukovich, Mary McLoskey, Jean Neff. lfourth rowlz Judy Stanley, Beverly Register, Mariette Taliani, David Ruopp, Jeanne Coosaia, Nielsa Northrop, Arlene Mulligan. An annual initiation banquet with members dressed in Roman togas and wearing laurel wreathes highlighted this club's activities ------ This year marked the first appearance of membership pins ------ Officers of this club are Barbara Williams, president, Vivian Hawley, vice-president, Terry Shissler, secretary, Lucy Schin- agel, treasurer. Miss Mary Campbell is faculty adviser. The German Club was newly organized this past year under the careful direction of Harold Simon. The members of the club are made up of German students who are working together to further develop their interests in the German language and customs. The officers for this club in the past year have been Cornelius Vanciu, presidentg Geraldine Smith, secretary-treasurer. GERMAN C LUB Shown above from left to right lfirst rowlz Tom Wrighten, Julianne Horvath, Nadia Abramavich, Roy Chisa, lsecond rowjz Geraldine Smith, Cornelius Vanciu, Irene Craft, Sally Holmberg. 72 ll L Q W idnol Oui.. T V T SPANISH C LUB Shown above from left to right are: ffirst rowh Marina Marenza, Hester Zilliken, Thomas Pappas, Ara Michaelian, Victoria Paraian, Delores Derderian, Kay MacDonald. CSecond rowJ: Nancy Wood, Judy Lombardo, Gloria Gomez, Janice Penprase, Eleanor Field, Julia Peterson, Florence Johnson, Margaret Halls. fThird rowj: Ronald Benson, Paul Fredericks, Arlene Avery, Juan Perez, J. Coffee. An unusual initiation highlighted the many activities of this club. They made a special effort to help adjust foreign students to the school. At Christmas time they gave two food baskets to a needy family. During the city election, the members looked after children while parents were voting. Officers of this club were Tom Pappas, president, Ara Michaelian, vice-president, Virginia Dunn, secretary, Vickie Paraian, treasurer. Faculty adviser is Mr. William Valade. The French Club is composed of members of French classes who qualify for membership. The club exists mainly for philanthropic work. It also offers many opportimities for social activities. Through group activities members meet their charitable objectives. The officers for the French Club were Zane Story, president, Ann Hennamire, vice-president, Janet Mitchell and Barbara Brownell, recording and corresponding secretaries, respectively, and Adrian Jamadanian, treasurer. Mrs. Rosina Roy is the club's able faculty adviser. Qs FRENCH CLUB Left to right are: ffirst rowJ Joan Mandel, Cynthia Hart, Rita Malejan, Richard Vane, Pat Bossi, Ann Hennemeier, Zane Story, Jeanette Mitchell, Barbara Brownell, Dolores Boyajian, Marge Pearsall, Jill Arnold, Arlene Berry, Mrs. Roy fAdviserJ. lSecond rowjz Martin Bolinsky, Helen Haitaian, Gail Craine, Pat Bresset, Billy Dunscond, Carol Carter, Mary Seropolus, Lydia Saranden, Elaine Johnson, Jon Churgoy, Marion Stubbs, Gloria Elliot, Pat Cole, Alex Alexander. fThird rowj: Suzanne Williams, Carol Kantola, Rosalie Alli, MargaretKeith, Terry Houvras,Alice Restum, Joyce Vickers, Sharon Linton, Joyce Wester- dale, Betty Jane Scappaticci, Anna Tookoian, Pat Davis. QFourth rowj: Eddie Coates, Hassan Allie, Delphin Szalankiewicz, Carol Kupalian, Carolyne Guerin, Georgiana Toler, Gerry Nliller, Otto Janson, Don Story, Dale Robinson, Hildred Wessinger, Charlotte Taylor. fFifth rowlz Mary Lovell, Faye Smith, Anna Cannis, Claude Cellich, Bob Charette, Paul Aziz, Bob Crumbaker, Kent Stolle, Bill Rogers, John Smith. 73 ' L IQQQCA a ll'l -4 ,A-. hr .XAQ y ! ! DEBATING CLUB Shown above from left to right are fseatedjz Keith Neilson, Doug Runnels, Joanne Bull, John Schuler. Cstandinglz Ruth Cortright, Joan Heiden, Marilyn Coyle, Florence Johnson. The varsity debate squad, which consists of eight members, made history this year by having the largest team since Highland Park joined the Metropolitan League. The topic for this year's debate was: Resolved, That the Atlantic Pact nations should form a federal union. Mr. Merle Smith, debate coach, said of his squad, The record of wins and loses for the '52-'53 season does not represent the outstanding ability of the team. With the loss of just three varsity members, Keith Neilson, Joan Heiden and Marilyn Coyle, next year's team will have their eye on the State Championship trophy. Devoted to the furthering of speech activities, the Forensic Club is one of the most active in school. Members act as announcers for assem- blies and attend the various BCL Speech Pro- grams. The two annual dances, the Pigskin Prance and the Spinsters Spin , play abig part in the club's activities. The officers of the past year have been Joan Heiden, president, Bob Docking, vice-president, Eldora LaFrey, secretary, and Louis Melfi, treasurer, under the guidance of their adviser, Mr. Merle Smith. V3 , , ,. , FORENSIC CLUB Shown above from left to right are ffirst rowjz Janet Peattie, Marilyn Coyle, Sue MacCartan, Eldora LaFrey, Louis Melfi, Joan Heiden, Glynn Armitage, Charles Blatt. fsecond rowj: Keith Neilson, John Lane, Doug Runnels, Barbara Brownell, .Tune Peddle, Helen Raty, Madeline Barko, Claudine Vaughan, Beverly Flora, Delores Montgomery, Nancy Wimmer. lthird rowl: John Schuler, Lois Bogrette, Jeanette Mitchell, Gail Burton, Ruth Cortright, Carol McKillop, Jeanne Mallory, Shirley Hendrickson, Marie Pogliano. ffourth rowjz Don Lyndon, Marion Stubbs, Betty Smith, Pauline Buckner, Ruby MacArthur, Joanne Bull, Louise Young, Sue York, Peter Pekkala. ffifth rowlz JackWalker,Ron Coosaia, Kent Stolle, Bob Crumbaker, Paul Fredericks, Bill Rodgers, Merle Smith, Advisor. To earn a National Thespian award is the highest honor which can be given to a Dramatics student. To achieve this award, a student must have ten points and be approved by the National Thes- pian Society. Points are earned by participating in any phase of Dramatics, including production an d backstage work. On the Highland Park stage this year the Dramatics Club gave its annual fall and spring plays. Both were tremen- dous!! They were guided along during the fall term by Mrs. Elaine Wise, and during the spring semester by Mrs. - vw fi' Mary K. Fraser. Officers are Terry Priest, presidentg Sara Turill, vice- r s president, Janet Peattie, recording and corresponding secretary, Judy Stanley, treasurer, and Jay Howard, sergeant- at-arms. NATIONAL TH ESPIANS Shown above from left to right are ffirst rowl: Maedell Baker, Nancy Wimmer, Judy Stanley, Judy Bates, E E 7 Joanne Bull. fsecond rowjz Janice Keller, Helen talfj 0 0lfn,0l l 0l,U , , , Raytis, Robert Batwinis, Anna Tookoian, Pat Davis. fthird rowj: Otto Jensen, Mary Lovell, Dean Gough, Catherine Bradford. Cfourth rowjz JohnSchuler, Bob Pfeiffer, Ed Benson. ........-...Mya ,ae ,i DRAlVIATlCS CLUB Pictured above from left to right are Ctop rowlz Janice Keller, Betty Vestivich, Helen Raytis, Anna Tookoian, Doris Baker, Madell Baker, Maurine Witter, Donald Johnstone, Glynn Armitage. Cmiddle rowjz Cynthia Hart, Miriam Hines, Jane Hamilton, Janice Sade, Gloria Hayes, Na.ncyWimmer, LurleneD0ne1ly, Al Dirett, John Grotewohl. ffront rowJ: Cathy Seaman, Janet Peattie, Terry Priest, Judy Stanley, Jay Howard, Bonnie Johnson, Donna Hoeltzel, Ed Benson. 75 JOAN HEIDEN Editor-in-Chief ,4- T ELDORA MARIE LaFREY Art Editor Y I MARYLIN ELLIS Art we .i!e!l'Il5l'l'l0l'l . . From September till .Tune the Polar Bear Staff was hard at Work writing copy, planning page layouts, scheduling pictures of school activities, collecting advertisements, and selling subscriptions. The staff con- sisted of the Art, Copy, and Business Departments. Joan Heiden, editor-in-chief, led the work of the Polar Bear Staff, with Mr. William Cunningham and Mr. Alfred Burke as faculty advisers. As head of the staff, Joan gave much of her time and energy toward making the yearbook a success. Mr. Cunningham acted as editorial adviser and Mr. Burke as the art adviser. Much credit should be given to both advisers for the time they put into the Polar Bear. Sandra Tyrna was the advertising manager and Dick Hill, bookkeeper. The basic editorial staff included Etheleen Bacon, Janice Keller, Anna Mae Kutni, Marion Stubbs. Pat Sullinger, Pat Tobias, Sandra Tyrna, and Mary Lou Squires. In January, the staff increased as the members of the tenth grade journalism class advanced. This group of newcomers included Carolyn Geurin, Helen Haitaian, Judy Demaree, Sharon Arcaris, Margie Koivu, and Connie Campbell. After the Polar Bear was sent to press on April 27, staff efforts turned toward the sale of the yearbook. Once this year's annual left for the printers, graduating members of the Polar Bear staff aided the staff of the 1954 annual make their long range plans. . , if x ' N. CATHERINE BRADFORD LIBERTY CHURUKIAN Art Editor Art Editor in 'mr-rf RICHARD HILL ZANE STORY Bookkeeper Aff 4 rflfmf cf1fm.f IQWI ,QW .Allouf jf!! x 1 I a . 'Q SPECTATOR STAFF The Spectator staff is shown above, from left to right: ffirst rowl Doug Runnels, Martha Rasch, John Schuler, Susan MacCartan, Don Lyndon, Joanne Bull, Eric Lindbloom, Nancy Wimmer, Keith Neilson. KSecond rowlz Dick Vane, Helen Haitian, Donna Gates, Barbara Rehbine, Ruth Cortright, Helen Raytis, Alice Hammerstrom, Phyllis Hodgson, Ted Sumner, Hester Zilliken, Arlene Mulligan, Carol McKil1op, Robert Weimer, Gloria Hays, Lucretia Amodeo, and Cynthia Hart. The job of putting out a news-filled issue every two weeks kept the Spec staff busy this year. The editor-in-chief, page editors,and reporters worked hard getting interviews, writing stories, and putting the paper to press Tuesday nights, with adviser Mr. William Cunningham assisting them. In October, the Spectator Staff proudly received Class A All-State honors for last year's issues at a Michigan State Conference. X I 1 lxfl .- i 65. -- - l SPECTATOR EDITORS Pictured above from left to right are the Editor and Page Editors: CFirst rowlz Joanne Bull, Martha Rasch, Editor-in-chief Don Lyndon, Susan MacCartan, Nancy Wimmer. fSecond rowl: Adviser Mr. William Cumiingham, Eric Lindbloom, Keith Neilson, Doug Runnels, John Schuler. '76 5 EPP W e i ff. 1 Lf ft' 1-: r.- , 1 -, .J fir l. x' ' X1 ' Shown above from left to right are: flst rowl Ray Gould, John Rash, James Engram, John Grotewohl, Tom Waldron, Charles Pandell, and Carl Shippel.C2nd rowl Pat McKeown, Dave Courtney, Dick Frank, George Rakolta, Charles Saulter, Dale Robinson, Abdullah Lahab, James Anderson and Frank Pellerin. 13rd rowl Donald Johnson, Norman Kottke, Gene Steven- son, Joe Lynch, Bernard Jones, Jack Reynolds, Joe Sandifer, Ken Stoley and Comer Heath. 14th rowh Donald Shand, Albert Dirette, Jawa Ahmed, Barrie Bryant, Lincoln Jackson, Ron Koosaia,George Duncan, Stan Roczicki, Dough Phillips. C5th rowj Madio Carodi, George Lee, John Lane, Varktes Tadian, Jerry Surface and John Risher. Our WMJCAIYIQII- The Letterman's Club, composed of athletic letter-earning boys, tries to promote better sportsmanship. To build up its treasury, the club gave its annual dance, The Letterman's Leap. Hall duty, the dis- tribution of football programs, and police duty at the basketball games are among the other activities of the club, directed by its adviser, Frank Pellerin. The officers for the past year were James Engram, presi- 0... gm The Girls' Athletic League is a club that promotes good sportsmanship. One of their spring projects was a camping trip at Cedar Lake. The money earned from their various activities goes to charities. Pauline Jones is G.A.L. president, Maurine Witter, vice president, Carolyn Cogger, secretary, and Takoohy Tadian, treasurer. The club adviser is Mrs. Virginia Berryman. dent, John Grotewohl, vice president, and John Rasch, secretary-treasurer. Shown above from left to right are: Clst rowl Sharon Morgan, Jeffie Lynch, Jill Arnold, Marjorie Pearsall, Maurine Witter, Takoohey Tadian, Judy Chadbourne, Carolyn Cogger, Marilyn Niva, Pat Reed, and Micky Rizzi. 12nd row! Pat Davis, Anita Shaheen, Beverly Woolf, Glenda Casey, Julia Rashid, Nancy Nealon, Phyllis Norris, Shirley Hill, Pat Forehand, Mildred Nelson, Joyce Musselman. 43rd rowj Dorathy Wilce, Pat Tobias, Deborah, McKeown, Janet Peattie, Marcia White, Violet Pelton, Louis Dotts, Betty Vestvich, Rae Palalck, Judy Climer. 14th rowl Janet Cates, Cathey Andrews, Jean Neff, Pat Fox, Gail Bennett, Louise Young, Carolyn Berta, Margaret Keith, Sheila Burdett, Dorothy Hinrichs, Mrs. Berryman. 15th rowl Hildred Wessinger Pauline Jones, Betty Jane Burgis, Dot Saulter, Barbara Cooper, Pauline Buchner , Betty Smith, Regina Alton, Mary Waymer, Ruth Husa. ik 5004 ,Woimd . . 'gas A2 '-N . ...x FUTURE LIBRARIANS CLUB I Vw is ... Shown above from left to right are ffirst rowjz Bernard Jones, Dick Kretzchmar, Richard Nakabedian, Kent Stolle, Virginia Tuggle, Calvin Luke. fsecond rowjt Mrs. Eble, Nancy Sutton, Richard Sinilli, Pat Reid, Bob Batwinas, Rosalie Allie. fthird rowjz Jim Linley, Barrie Bryant, Ralph Brady. One of the newly organized clubs this year in school is the Future Librarians Club. Their activi- ties include contests between members of the club in refer- ence work, and social events. A journey to Ann Arbor high- lighted their activities. While in Ann Arbor, they explored the vast world of book houses in various buildings of the campus. Some of the book houses they visited were The Clements Library, General University Library, the Engineering Li- brary, and the Museums. Officers of this club were Kent Stolle, p r e s ide nt g Richard Nahabedian, v i c e-president, Virginia Tuggle, secretaryg and Richard Kretzschmar, treas- urer. The faculty adviser for the club is Mrs. Jeanne Eble. 78 gel h and pferfd- en. . . . . ,.' g MOVIE OPERATORS CLUB Shown above from left to right are fback rowl: Bob Fortner, Willie Frazier, Charles Riggs. Ksecond rowl: Barry DeChant, Jim Powell, Bucky Durham, Bob Hillis, Allan Currin, LeRoy Pittman, Phil Pixleyn flmeelingjz Bob Bailey. The movie operator's club is agroup of well trained students earning the right to run movie equipment any- where and anytime with an official license distributed by the Bell 81 Howell Co. They cooperate with the Student Association in operating the noon movies. The club is directed by Mr. William Erickson, and the President is Bucky Durham. A club organized for the boys in the printing shop is the Typographical Society. The club earns money by doing various printing jobs like making the tags for basketball games. Each semester the members have a dinner to honor graduating members. They also go on field trips to printing companies. TYPOGR APHICAL SOCIETY Shown above from left to right are: Lincoln Jackson CPres.J, John Baltes, Abdullah Lahab 1Sec.-Treas.l, Mike Murray, Jerry Ross, Harold Garian, Tom Chokreff, Ronald Luff, John Williams, James Watts, and Mr. James Stark, faculty adviser. 79 ,7,.! ' w i' Y Av, 1 l - -It 1 l 1 - 1 -l I - I 1 7 Y 'AM nllu. I w - I , All l 1 n l in 1 :ii I in I I 1 1 I in I nn i .J 3 1' 1 if ' I .3 l , 111- 1 li q rv-L It l - l. , 1 -affil- gif Wed me WacLmen Lady Luck just refused to smile down on the 1952 edition of the Highland Park High School gridders as they lost all eight of the games on their schedule. Things were not as bad as the record would indicate, however. Playing the roughest schedule in their history, every conceivable bad break plagued the Mackmen. Bob Docking 1222 John Lane 1181 I oe Lynch 1245 Bernard .Tones 1301 John Gr0teW0h1 1297 James Engram 1331 Kent Swlle 1357 Gary Cruce 1271 Barrie Bryant 131 Louis Melfi 1121 Dave Miklik 111 Dick Frank 151 Ara Michaellan 181 Don McCormick 161 Albert Direue 1111 Jack Walker 191 Don Cole 1151 Luke Collins 1131 Injuries to key players and lack of bench depth to replace them were the big reasons for the inability of the Bears to come out on the long end of the scores. The Brown Bears of Wyandotte captured their second straight B. C. L. championship and es- tablished themselves as one of the biggest football powers in the state. Rudy Saviko 1191 Leo Corradi 171 John Crawford 1321 Headcoach Ed McMul1in, Ass't. Coaches Jim Wink, Al Hutchins, Trainer George Ligosky 61195 offhe COLUJ V M 9HL44,' MLA' 'ggi 5 1 'Ast 'ago PA K 'GARY ' 5 'hal tl I7 Shown above from left to right fkneelingjz Dick Brown, Comer Heath, George fBabyJ Duncan, LeRoy Casey, Jadwaa Ahmad. fstandingjz Cornel Vanciu, James Engram, Bernard .Tones,George Lee, Harry Peterson, Larry Thomas, Donald Anderson, Coach Jim Wink. When better basketball is played, Highland Park will play it! Once again in 1953 the Highland Park cagers proved this state- ment as they won 17 out of their 19 games, and took their third straight B.C.L. championship and Regional crown. Lady Luck intervened, however, as the Polar Bears fell just short of re- peating their State Class A Championship of 1952, losing out to Lansing-Sexton 55-53 in the semi-final state tournament game. The KEY man in the successful Parker drive was George Baby Duncan. Playing his third year of Varsity ball, the Bean led all Bear scorers, and for his excellent play was named to several All-State teams. Other standouts included George Lee, Bernie Jones, Don Anderson, Jim Engram, and Larry Thomas. The biggest bad break encountered by the Winkmen this year was the loss of James Engram through a mix-up in the recording of his age. The mistake was not noted until the eve of the State Tourney, and consequently he was barred from all post-season games. 84 F ' jf 4,- E ' -1 B rf A .. 1. I BORDER CITIES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1950-51,1951-52, 1952-53 FERNDALE REGIONAL CHAMPIONS 1950-51, 1951-52, 1952-53 STATE FINALISTS 1952- 53 STATE CHAMPIONS 1951 - 52 STATE RUNNER-UPS 1950-51 ETHE LEEN BACON Senior Records 'iii QW Y A SANDRA TYRNA Advertising PAT SULLINGER Copy K sf KEITH NEILSON Boys' Sports Copy Ib .TANICE KELLER Copy 5. .- , e 5 9 a, fl 1 3 155. its is NANCY WIMMER Girls' Sports Copy .RQ X 'xiii Q- V- if MARION STUBBS Senior Records The Polar Bear Staffis shown below from left to right: Qseatedl Joan Heiden, Eldora LaFrey, Catherine Bradford, Liberty Churukian, and Sandra Tyrna. Qstandingjz Etheleen Bacon, Mr. Burke, Marion Stubbs, Nancy Wimmer, Janice Keller, Pat Sullinger, Anna Mae Kutni, Zane Story, Mr. Cunningham, Pat Tobias, Marylin Ellis, and Richard Hill. fi' C' , . ANNA MAE KUTNI Copy f E Jef ,env -iff' WCLPLQPJ Jin cfion i :sbs Sl' ying 'safes 1 1. , I'v.Q:,.,?7arK, JA .v.,,, .. V- .,,, ,. - Q ,. 'ff , of 'fm - :Q x ff'?:f5:75f?FA?5- fi'-11. . f 'W Row 1: Joe Lynch, Pinkney Durham, George Hall, Coach McMullin, Charles Randles, Terry Dumas Commer Heath, John Grotewohl. Row 2: Ronny Bryant, J. B. Martin, Roger Dowie, Jadwaa Ahmad Marvin Beltari, Donald Peters, Ronald Benson, Bernard Jones. Row 3: Frank Robinson, Luke Collins Tom Brown, John Mason, George Ligosky - trainer. Row 4: Herb Schrieber, John Nowicke Bill Blackmer, John Lane, Doug Runnels. A mere 2 1X2 pointsis allthat stood between Highland Park and the State Class A Track Championship last spring, as the Parker thinclads piled up 18 U4 points to trail only the winning Saginaw High School and second place Pontiac High at the East Lansing meet. Having one of the smallest squads represented, the Bear team of James Engram, Bernie Jones, Jadwaa Ahmad, Luke Collins and John Grotewohl picked up one second, three thirds, one fourth and one fifth for their 18 lf4 points. Going into the final event, the Parkers needed a first place in high jump to cop the crown. Hard luck set in, however, as Bernie Jones' fingernail barely brushed the crossbar, giving the Bears a third place in the event and in the meet. ln the Regional tourney held at Monroe, the Parkers, however, didn't do quite as well, as dark-horse Grosse Pointe took the flag from the league-leading Fordson Tractors, with the Mackmen finishing third. In the regular season the cindermen placed second in the B. C. L. race with a 5-1 record, losing only to Fordson in regular season activity. f .ff . K 4, -4, Q . LAND BILL BLACKMER . . P I' . 5' 5? ' K ' M kin' , , 1 - J! LUKE COLLINS , ff' 'W ,. .. , . . E1 ., 4 ' sg- - - ggrgfas-.fa P. A A . -- - ...aa ga: K . -.Ma 87 ,- v H M. I i i 24 tv?-E ,Z Uq qr. 3 4 ---1 if A . e I 'L V : , - . H- ' J -1 - - .: QI bl! My - X 1 N' xii: V 4 :J - 5 Ba Q ' ' V - I v-1::':'.'1'Tr.- e - e .ae fi - -If - ' -. RU 1 . Nr '.:.g.u-an 1137? U , J' W I It. Q 6 X , 'V , . L7 v ' i itll Ltllhq it T 2- A ., 'I-' X ' .1 -L , ' 1' - Q., yxbp ,, gvau, X V X 3- J J Q 3 -- 2, nr, ., ,,:egf,,, 6, ,Q A34 U ,I 33 ,3.iL,4, 4. JQALAM .4 Jr Q, Q' ' mm V-'f,,.',,j wal 4 -- PARK it Sn-ar X L s W X 1...f .Y 4 1 X 'ir Pictured above from left to right: flst rowj Salvotare Cona, Charles Duncan, Jerry Griffin, Jimmy Anderson, Elbert Hollis, Mark Tootalian, Stanley Ekola. 12nd rowj Robert Yarger, Don Cole, Albert Dirette, Earl Koskella, -Don Anderson, Ralph Mills, George Lee. 13rd rowl Dearld Pek- kala, Gary Cruce, John Kachadoorian, Norm Kottke, George Rakolta, Charles Saulter, fMgrJ. , George Ligoski QTrainerJ. Mth rowj Frank Pellerin lCoachJ, Charles Snow, George Duncan, Dick Brown, Harry Weisemaun, James Wink iAssistant Coachj, Joe Phillips QCustodianl. We hadabetterteam than the championship team of the year before, but the breaks were against us. With these words Coach Frank Pellerin summed up the 1952 baseball season. Plagued with injuries, bad breaks, and an inability to hit in the clutches, the Polar Bear nine skidded from first place contention into a tie for fourth place. They were able to score only three runs in the last five games. The excellent pitching of Elbert Hollis was unable to compensate for the .199 batting average posted by the team. In Border Cities League competition, the Bears posted a 4-6 record and split with Hamtramck in two non-league encounters. Two of the losses were by one run, and three of them were by two, showing that a few lucky breaks at the right moments could have easily reversed the Bears' record. The leading hitter was Jimmy Anderson with a .355 average, followed by Hollis at .333. DON COLE KOUTFIELDD 1 . '15 I f. , X--me ' 'i' 1 .IH .f 'f Y, , X ELBERT HOLLIS CPITCHERJ I DERALD PEKKALA KOUTFIELDJ 88 X - '1 5 may ga! .1 .' f rj! X A Cf: 4 H. at 'Qi' - 0 35,32 ' ig - x mil . 7 ' lX ' vy MARK TOOTALIAN r pf Q G ,df .A I JAMES ANDERSON 64 . fp r' Mm 'VT W' ,si , PSB X r K 1 X- ' ' ifiifif g wg 5 A ,,,v1 1 I g. .f ' Q in STANLEY 1-:KOLA KX MZ T 6-K D fn. 'Q N nu f 48 sf x f 'X fx? 1 I JYQX 'Qi BEN .S R - N fx KW S x K?' 4 ,gziqfszr .L 'qmvmwyxzkkxger wk f - RQ . Q VNQLQL gg-O uv,-5? - 89 The Parker mermaids stroked their way to victory 3 times against a record of 4 losses. lt was their fine team spirit a.nd hard-earned skills which kept them going. Standing by with her whistle, Coach Vir- ginia Berryman taught them some new techniques and improved their old ones. Co-captains were Pat Pearsalland Debbie McKeown, manager was Pat Tobias. ermai 4 ana! Wermen The Polar Bear tankers finished the '52- '53 swimming season with a 4-8 record, but then redeemed themselves by hitting the .500 mark in the state meet held in March at M.S. C. The team's showing in the State meet was attributed to the fine performance turned in by both the veterans and newcomers. x I f' Shown above from left to right are tfirst rowl: Caryl Martin, Pat Tobias, Mary McLoskey, Phylis Norris, Beverly Reg-ister, Betty Jane Burgess, Joanne Sugamosto, Pat Pearsall, Debbie McKeown, Margie Pearsall, Glenda Casey, Jill Arnold. fsecond rowlz Paulene Jones, Shelia Burdett, Arlene Mulligan, Gail Bennett, Pat Amidon, Jane Barron, Marilyn Neesley, Carol Usher. fthird rowbz Mrs. Virginia Berryman, Judy Friedman, Jean Neff, Ardys Ahlert, Maurine Whittier, Sue York. Shown at right from left to right are ffirst rowj: Fred Rajaniemi, Philip Sumner, Billy Cole. fsecond rowlz Jerry Loudon, Mgr., Dave Johnson, John Butler, Jack Stolle, Pat McKeown, John Risher, Co-Captain Carl Schippel, Co-Captain John Rasch, Dave Courtney, Fred Gunderson. fthird rowjz Alan Barron, Mgr.g Coach Mr. Mondro, Tom Jackson, Ron Rob- ertson, Joe Lynch, Gene Stevenson, Jack Reynolds, Jim Palmer. y 5 O C l A ' . . V ,DRL A. W 4 ffl' 90 The girls' golf team, coached by Miss Theo Freeman, is a comparatively new activity at Highland Park. Like any other competitive sport, letters are given, along with one quarter credit for good attendance. Springis the practice season when the girls go out on the links and get the kinks out. In the fall comes the tournament when Highland Park plays three or four Detroit high schools. Last year was the fourth All-City High School Tournament, with forty-seven girls from eight schools participat- ing. Pictured at the left are some of the members of this year's team - from left to right: Zane Story, Jean Mallory, Elizabeth Navickes, Ardys Ahlert, and Nancy Martin. Five players who were not photographed were Sally Hess, Doris Beattie, Capt. Pat Loewe, Karwyn Thomas, and Monica Powell. Plier, frog jump and kick. These are the tech- niques the girls of Miss Marilyn Yarmain's Modern Dance classes used to limber up for the Annual May Dance Concert. Music in Motion was put on before an invited audience. The main object of these classes and concerts is to develop rhythmic co-ordination and to give the students poise and confidence. Modern dance has no perfect style or pattern as in conventional ballet, but is built around various moods. Shovm at the left from left to right are: Marietta Taliana, Ardrien Kirk, Pat Pier, Shirley Chancey, and Jullianne Horvath. 91 x9HL 4N LA,y 0 SE' nm: , PARP we Q6LCLef6el 5 . . .. 235, 1, ' t ., t A .iii ,J . V . .1 AXE'--AW? . mana 1 , XEH!llNp ' S9 .t 11 KW' ' 1-ASQ l if 'PART4 i1xhARK 'Al' .1 1 2' 2 ' ., ,, T ,xg Q? 4 an at X ' V A' : yi, V . 1 BOYS' TENNIS Although the varsity racketeers did not establish themselves as strong rivals in the rough Border Cities League, they did show promise individually, especially seniors Barrie Bryant, Jerry Sur- face lnot picturedl, and Dick Frank. However, Coach Ray Mondro felt that their 1-9 record was not as bad as it appeared, and that the team showed much improvement. Shown above from left to right are lback rowj: BenMonaco, Jack Reynolds, Jerry Coulter, Darell Phillips. KFront rowlz James Eastman, Dick Frank, Ted Foranda. Last year's girls tennis team played an eight match season, losing five matches and trying for three. First, second, and third singles were played by Betty Smith, Jeffie Lynch, and Sheila Burdett respectively. Pat Woltman and Karwyn Thomas played first doubles. Barbara Cooper was manager and Mrs. Richard Berryman the coach. Pictured below, shown from left to right: lTop rowj Sheila Burdett, Karwyn Thomas, .Teffie Lynch. ISecond rowl Deborah McKeown, Pat Tobias, Pauline Jones. IThird rowj Janet Cates, Judy Chadbourne, Barbara Cooper. KBottom rowl Lois Dotts, Shirley Hill, Betty Smith, Pauline Buchner. GIRLS' TENNIS I 'T 1-A A T we Qaffqueffed . . . V . f 2 .i X . ' v f- - p- .Y Q Sl Y 5 X xr Q . sf ht T 92 9 . -1 C' ' .- QITLJ af pfag . . . it QP, GIRLS' HOCKEY Shown above from left to right are Qfirst rowlz Reva Blackman, co-captain .T udy Chadbourne, Mattie Green, co-captain Lois Dotts. fsecond rowjz Violet Pelton, Louise Young, Sharon Morgan, Rae Pollock, Sheila Burdett, Florence Hunter. Cthird rowl: Shirley Hill, Barbara Ragland, Letitia Belfon, Norma Dumas, Sarah Ragland, Marilyn Niva. At the end of this year'sgirls' hockey season, the squadis record stood at two wins, one tie, and three losses. It was a job well done, far better than last year's no-win record. Miss Marilyn Yarmain, the pucksters' new coach, successfully improved the girls' stick tactics. The basketball girls brought their '53 season toa glorious end by defeating Central to make their final tally of games four won and three lost. Under the leadership of Reva Blackman and Pat Davis, co- captains, the team showed much improvement over last year. Miss Marjorie Peiper during her first Highland Park coaching season proved that hard work really improves a team. Shown below from left to right are Qstandingjz Joyce Westerdale, Dorothy Hinrichs, Rae Pollock, Mary Lee Waymer, Ollie May Saulter, Lois Dotts, Shirley Hill, Miss Peiper. fSittingJ: Judy Chad- bourne, Barbara Ragland, Pat Davis, Reva Blackman, Mildred Nelson, Florence Hunter. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 342 Kdgefefted 'ls flghf Un, flgff On if kr VARSITY BATON IWIRLERS Throughout the entire season this group of varsity cheerleaders played an integral part in the school's spirit. During the freezing football weather and inthe stuffy, crowded gyms, these lasses did a job well done. Twenty-five tried out last fall, and pictured from left to right are those who were chosen for the squad: Judy Demaree, Mickey Ruzzi, Mildred Nelson, Captain Jeffie Lynch, Matti Green, and Glenda Morris. Ted Chaffin and Bob Mantz, not pictu' . also made the team. 'rx in man VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This quartet of varsity baton twirlers noted for it's half time entertain ment during the football games has becomearegu lar tradition They also played an active part in the Annual Thanksglving Day Parade and the Goodfellows Parade Shown fromleftto right are Julia Rashid Elaine Valesano Beverly Sugamosto and Cathy Sea